JavaScript
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[edit] Tools
[edit] Articles
[edit] Unobtrusive scripting
- Unobtrusive javascript: a set of articles about using javascript, yet maintaining accessibility.
- Behavioral separation use classes and id for event handlers on your html mark-up, and access them via external javascript files.
- The importance of maintainable javascript or how to write maintainable, unobtrusive javascript
- Coding conventions
[edit] Debugging
- Microsoft script debugger
- Fiddler, does the same thing as livehttpheaders for Mozilla based browsers.
[edit] Accessibility
- AJAX and accessibility: the conclusion is that AJAX techniques are not accessible.
[edit] Tutorials and techniques
- DOM builder a quicker way of creating HTML elements via js
- transparent rounded corners and borders without junk markup using CSS and Javascript
- Opening new windows with javascript
[edit] Navigation
- Accessible dynamic links instead of hiding nested links in a complex navigation when javascript is available, bring nested links into a page that has javascript enabled.
[edit] Forms
- Making AJAX forms accessible talks about a technique to hide the submit button in a way that works.
[edit] Javascript toolkits
- Lightbox2 overlays images on the current page. Brilliant for portfolios/image gallery
- IBM's Summary of cross-platform DOM Coding
- DOMAss - the DOM assistant
- YUI Yahoo user interface library
- MiniAJAX a collection of simple AJAX scripts. Haven't checked out how well they are written.
[edit] Opinion
- http://panela.blog-city.com/ajax_explosion.htm
- http://wiki.osafoundation.org/bin/view/Projects/AjaxLibraries/
- http://raibledesigns.com/page/rd?entry=script_aculo_us_vs_dojo
- http://www.sitepoint.com/blogs/2006/02/16/javascript-libraries-and-patterns-yahoo-does-ajax/
- http://griddlenoise.blogspot.com/2005/09/prototypejs-and-mochikit.html
- Annoying issue with arrays
[edit] Books
- Cameron Adams: The Javascript Anthology
- list of books on Web Standards
- David Flanagan: The Definitive Guide (O'Reilly)
- Danny Goodman: Dynamic HTML: The Definitive Reference (O'Reilly)
- Peter-Paul Koch: Ppk on JavaScript (New Riders). Peter-Paul Koch is Quirksmode
