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Korekara no JavaScript no Kyokasho (The JavaScript Textbook for What Comes Next)
Sukeharu Kano
Summary
A Japanese-language JavaScript textbook by Sukeharu Kano that aims to let readers think up and write the code they need for development themselves. It covers the features of modern JavaScript from ECMAScript 6 onward, along with specifications closely tied to web development, including features introduced in ES2023, the latest specification at the time of writing. JavaScript grammar and syntax are explained in detail following the language specification, with DOM manipulation and various kinds of data handling covered in particular depth. Frequently used topics such as string processing, arrays, objects, functions, and asynchronous processing get extended treatment. The chapters are organized by feature, so the book can also be used as a reference, and it introduces many conventional ways of writing code seen in development work.
Target Readers
- Developers who have the JavaScript basics down and want to reach the point of thinking up and writing the code a project needs by themselves, using features from ES6 through ES2023
- Web developers who need to work with the DOM and handle strings, arrays, objects, and asynchronous processing in depth
- Engineers who want a reference they can open to look up one particular feature, and who want to learn the conventional coding styles common in development work
Tags
Colophon
- Publisher
- SB Creative
- ISBN
- 978-4815618025
- Published
- Jun 2024
- List price
- ¥3,520incl. taxMay differ from the actual selling price on Amazon
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