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Maintainable JavaScript : Writing Readable Code by Nicholas C. Zakas (2012, Trade Paperback)

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When you're writing code alone, you have a lot of leeway. But when you start writing code as part of a team, you need to think harder about the decisions you make. This book will help you do that.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
O'reilly Media, Incorporated
ISBN-10
1449327680
ISBN-13
9781449327682
eBay Product ID (ePID)
114103322

Product Key Features

Author
Nicholas C. Zakas
Publication Name
Maintainable Javascript : Writing Readable Code
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Publication Year
2012
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
242 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9.2in
Item Height
0.6in
Item Width
7in
Item Weight
14.8 Oz

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Table of Content
Introduction;Preface; Conventions Used in This Book; Using Code Examples; Safari® Books Online; How to Contact Us;Style Guidelines; Chapter 1: Basic Formatting; 1.1 Indentation Levels; 1.2 Statement Termination; 1.3 Line Length; 1.4 Line Breaking; 1.5 Blank Lines; 1.6 Naming; 1.7 Literal Values; Chapter 2: Comments; 2.1 Single-Line Comments; 2.2 Multiline Comments; 2.3 Using Comments; 2.4 Documentation Comments; Chapter 3: Statements and Expressions; 3.1 Brace Alignment; 3.2 Block Statement Spacing; 3.3 The switch Statement; 3.4 The with Statement; 3.5 The for Loop; 3.6 The for-in Loop; Chapter 4: Variables, Functions, and Operators; 4.1 Variable Declarations; 4.2 Function Declarations; 4.3 Function Call Spacing; 4.4 Immediate Function Invocation; 4.5 Equality; 4.6 eval(); 4.7 Primitive Wrapper Types;Programming Practices; Chapter 5: Loose Coupling of UI Layers; 5.1 What Is Loose Coupling?; 5.2 Keep JavaScript Out of CSS; 5.3 Keep CSS Out of JavaScript; 5.4 Keep JavaScript Out of HTML; 5.5 Keep HTML Out of JavaScript; Chapter 6: Avoid Globals; 6.1 The Problems with Globals; 6.2 Accidental Globals; 6.3 The One-Global Approach; 6.4 The Zero-Global Approach; Chapter 7: Event Handling; 7.1 Classic Usage; 7.2 Rule #1: Separate Application Logic; 7.3 Rule #2: Don't Pass the Event Object Around; Chapter 8: Avoid Null Comparisons; 8.1 Detecting Primitive Values; 8.2 Detecting Reference Values; 8.3 Detecting Properties; Chapter 9: Separate Configuration Data from Code; 9.1 What Is Configuration Data?; 9.2 Externalizing Configuration Data; 9.3 Storing Configuration Data; Chapter 10: Throw Your Own Errors; 10.1 The Nature of Errors; 10.2 Throwing Errors in JavaScript; 10.3 Advantages of Throwing Errors; 10.4 When to Throw Errors; 10.5 The try-catch Statement; 10.6 Error Types; Chapter 11: Don't Modify Objects You Don't Own; 11.1 What Do You Own?; 11.2 The Rules; 11.3 Better Approaches; 11.4 A Note on Polyfills; 11.5 Preventing Modification; Chapter 12: Browser Detection; 12.1 User-Agent Detection; 12.2 Feature Detection; 12.3 Avoid Feature Inference; 12.4 Avoid Browser Inference; 12.5 What Should You Use?;Automation; Chapter 13: File and Directory Structure; 13.1 Best Practices; 13.2 Basic Layout; Chapter 14: Ant; 14.1 Installation; 14.2 The Build File; 14.3 Running the Build; 14.4 Target Dependencies; 14.5 Properties; 14.6 Buildr; Chapter 15: Validation; 15.1 Finding Files; 15.2 The Task; 15.3 Improving the Target; 15.4 Other Improvements; 15.5 Buildr Task; Chapter 16: Concatenation and Baking; 16.1 The Task; 16.2 Line Endings; 16.3 Headers and Footers; 16.4 Baking Files; Chapter 17: Minification and Compression; 17.1 Minification; 17.2 Compression; Chapter 18: Documentation; 18.1 JSDoc Toolkit; 18.2 YUI Doc; Chapter 19: Automated Testing; 19.1 YUI Test Selenium Driver; 19.2 Yeti; 19.3 PhantomJS; 19.4 JsTestDriver; Chapter 20: Putting It Together; 20.1 Missing Pieces; 20.2 Planning the Build; 20.3 Using a CI System;JavaScript Style Guide; Indentation; Line Length; Primitive Literals; Operator Spacing; Parentheses Spacing; Object Literals; Comments; Variable Declarations; Function Declarations; Naming; Strict Mode; Assignments; Equality Operators; Ternary Operator; Statements; White Space; Things to Avoid;JavaScript Tools; Build Tools; Documentation Generators; Linting Tools; Minification Tools; Testing Tools;Colophon;
Copyright Date
2012
Target Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Topic
Programming Languages / Javascript, Web / Web Programming
Illustrated
Yes
Genre
Computers