IT2805 Web technologies
  • Introduction
  • Web architecture
  • The Internet
  • Developing for the web
  • Document Object Model
  • HTML
    • Document Structure
    • Attributes
    • Text
    • Lists
    • Links
    • Images
    • Tables
    • Comments
    • Semantic elements
  • Site structure
  • CSS intro
    • Understanding CSS
    • Syntax
    • Comments
    • Cascade
    • Inheritance
    • Selectors
    • Color
    • Margin and padding
    • Center elements
    • Borders
    • Text and fonts
    • Pseudo-classes
  • CSS continued
    • Styling lists
    • Change between inline and block elements
    • Hide boxes
    • Document flow
    • Inheritance
    • More pseudo-classes
    • Overflow
  • Web and multimedia
    • Images
    • Video
    • Audio
  • Forms and validation
    • The form element
    • Form structure
    • Form validation
    • How to design a form
  • Responsive web design
    • Media types
    • Media features
    • Logical operators
  • Introduction to JavaScript
    • How and where to write JavaScript
    • Comments
    • Data types
    • Logical operators
    • Variables and constants
    • When something doesn't exist
    • Control structures
    • Arrays
    • Objects
    • Loops
    • Functions
    • JSON
  • Dynamic websites
  • JavaScript continued
    • Arrays
    • Scope
    • Time
    • Document Object Model
    • Events
  • XML
  • Canvas
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JavaScript continued

This chapter will cover the more advanced parts of the curriculum on JavaScript. It is strongly advised that you use the references (see footnotes) to get a thorough grasp on the concepts presented in this chapter.

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