Motorcycle Repair Video - javascript videos, Page: 1 of 1377 http://www.motorcyclerepairvideo.com/javascript/page1.html Motorcycle Repair Video - javascript videos en Copyright Motorcycle Repair Video Fri, 25 May 2012 17:36:42 MDT What is JavaScript? Check out my new site at www.newandupcoming.com In this screencast, we are going to dive into the world of a very popular scripting language called JavaScript. JavaScript is used on most major portal websites today and its major use is to make your static HTML + CSS webpage more dynamic and eventful.


]]> Google I/O 2011: Learning to Love JavaScript Alex Russell JavaScript remains one of the most popular and important programming languages in history. Web Developer and Chrome Engineer Alex Russell exposes the timeless strengths of the JavaScript language and why it is a vital part of the open web platform. Come hear what's next for the JavaScript standard and how to get the most out of the new features coming soon in V8 and Chrome.


]]> JavaScript Video Tutorial Pt 1 Here I teach you how to write JavaScript programs in just 30 minutes. I specifically cover : JavaScript Datatypes, Embedding JavaScript, Linking to JavaScript, Conditional Statements, Looping, Arrays, Strings, Functions and much more. Article is Here: bit.ly Code is Here: bit.ly


]]> JavaScript: The Good Parts Google Tech Talks Web Exponents presented by Doug Crockford February 27, 2009 blog post: google-code-updates.blogspot.com JavaScript is a language with more than its share of bad parts. It went from non-existence to global adoption in an alarmingly short period of time. It never had an interval in the lab when it could be tried out and polished. JavaScript has some extraordinarily good parts. In JavaScript there is a beautiful, highly expressive language that is buried under a steaming pile of good intentions and blunders. The best nature of JavaScript was so effectively hidden that for many years the prevailing opinion of JavaScript was that it was an unsightly, incompetent abomination. This session will expose the goodness in JavaScript, an outstanding dynamic programming language. Within the language is an elegant subset that is vastly superior to the language as a whole, being more reliable, readable and maintainable. Speaker: Douglas Crockford Douglas Crockford is a product of our public education system. A registered voter, he owns his own car. He has developed office automation systems. He did research in games and music at Atari. He was Director of Technology at Lucasfilm. He was Director of New Media at Paramount. He was the founder and CEO of Electric Communities/Communities.com. He was founder and CTO of State Software, where he discovered JSON. He is interested in Blissymbolics, a graphical, symbolic language. He is developing a secure programming language. He <b>...</b>


]]> Introduction to JavaScript and Browser DOM Google Tech Talk July 12, 2010 ABSTRACT Presented by Misko Hevery. If you are new to JavaScript and would like to understand how JavaScript works behind the scenes, than this talk is for you. We will look at the core philosophy behind JavaScript objects and how the primitives can be used to build up basic OO concepts such as Classes and what it means to instantiate an object. How functions are executed and the rules behind the "this" keyword and what it means to bind functions. How to think about the Asynchronous nature of non-blocking API and what it means for performance and testing.


]]> Douglas Crockford: The JavaScript Programming Language In this 2007 presentation at Yahoo!, which is meant to be the beginning of a three-course sequence (followed by "Theory of the DOM" and then "Advanced JavaScript"), Douglas Crockford explores not only the language as it is today but also how the language came to be the way it is. Note: there's a title at the opening that claims this is "Part 1 of 4", but this video contains all four parts edited together. No need to go searching for the missing parts.


]]> JavaScript Tutorial 1.1: The Very Basics This tutorial will cover the really basic things about JavaScript, mainly proper syntax of strings, method of script inclusion, and the commonly used alert() and document.write(). To those of a keen eye, you'll get a glimpse of my recent history at 1:33, and for that I apologize. "absolutely necessity": that should be "absolute." The error message display comes courtesy of Firebug, an incredibly useful Firefox add-on. The song is Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. (Those with epilepsy should stop watching this tutorial about ten seconds before its end to be safe...)


]]> Discovering JavaScript Object Notation with Douglas Crockford Computer's multimedia editor Charles Severance captures a video interview with Douglas Crockford on the creation of JavaScript Object Notation (JSON). From Computer's March 2012 issue. www.computer.org Visit Computer: www.computer.org


]]> Dave Herman: The Future of JavaScript Mozilla Labs engineer and TC39 representative Dave Herman joined us at YUIConf 2011 to give this keynote talk on the future of JavaScript, covering many of the new features currently under consideration for ES6, the next edition of the ECMAScript standard.


]]> Javascript Capture Keyboard Input Tutorial HTML Application Programming Code: www.developphp.com In this Javascript and HTML programming lesson you can learn how to build a basic web application that captures keyboard input and allows you to access the properties of keyboard events. This is especially handy for game programming and interactive applications, but the ways you can apply it are completely up to you and your imagination. In the very next video lesson we will expand upon this to show how to add condition logic in order to perform specific tasks in a web application according to specific keys being pressed by the user.


]]> Crockford on JavaScript - Act III: Function the Ultimate Yahoo!'s JavaScript architect Douglas Crockford continues his lecture series on the JavaScript programming language with a discussion of functions in JavaScript. "Functions are the very best part of JavaScript," Crockford says. "It's where the power is, it's where the beauty is." Watch the video to learn why.


]]> Become a Javascript Console Power-User Level up on the Javascript console in the Chrome DevTools. Look at XHR requests, learn console helper functions to monitor events or explore objects better. Paul Irish from the Chrome team gives you a rundown.


]]> Building a JavaScript-Based Game Engine for the Web Google Tech Talk June 11, 2010 ABSTRACT Presented by Paul Bakaus. There are many professional game engines out there for consoles, PCs, and mobile handhelds. However, there is one big empty gap, even in 2010: Not a single game engine targets desktop and mobile browsers natively without the use of plugins. In this session, Paul will talk about the challenges of building a pure browser-based gaming engine, how web programming concepts like event-driven architecture need to be considered, and what it means to fully utilize the open web stack—HTML5, client- and server-side JavaScript, external Stylesheets, server-side JavaScript and, of course, Canvas—to squeeze every millisecond of rendering time. We will go into the details of our own upcoming Aves Engine for isometric real-time games and will give you a very solid idea of what needs to be done to build graphically rich, real-time, full featured games for the web. Paul Bakaus is the CTO of the Germany-based startup Dextrose AG, and his corporate work mostly focuses on UX, UI and tricky JavaScript challenges. He is best known for creating jQuery UI, the popular official UI framework for jQuery, where he was the driving force behind many of its plugins.


]]> Crockford on JavaScript - Section 8: Programming Style & Your Brain In this keynote talk from YUIConf 2011, Yahoo! JavaScript architect Douglas Crockford drops some science to explain why code style is important in programming -- particularly in JavaScript -- and how tools like JSLint can help.


]]> Beginner Web Design Ep. 16 - What is JavaScript? In this episode, we take a look at what JavaScript can do, and how to link up a scripts file to your .HTML page, similarly to how we incorporated CSS into our page.


]]> Javascript Disabled User Handling - Page Efficiency Tutorial Redirect Website Code: www.developphp.com Learn an efficient way to handle Javascript disabled users and keep your code slim as possible. Create normal neat and clean easy to manage pages in your Javascript heavy website by supplying fallback content in the way of an alternate page for the few oddballs or automated software that does not process Javascript.


]]> Advanced HTML5 JavaScript: Down 'n Dirty Kyle Simpson, senior software engineer at Zynga and co-author of O'Reilly's HTML5 Cookbook, discusses the building of a multiplayer online game that weaves together several advanced API's. Some of the main topics include: canvas appCache localStorage/sessionStorage History API Web Sockets Web Workers Local Files ** check out marakana.com for more educational videos and resources on open source developement


]]> High Performance JavaScript Five contributors to O'Reilly's "High Performance JavaScript" (Nicholas Zakas, Stoyan Stefanov, Ross Harmes, Julien Lecomte, and Matt Sweeney) discuss advanced JavaScript and DOM scripting optimizations at the April 2010 BayJax meetup at Yahoo.


]]> Website Basics 3 - Javascript This is the third video in the series of Making A Complete Website From Scratch. Ever wanted to add interactivity to your website? In this tutorial, we cover the very basics of Javascript and how to use it to make your website interactive and engage users. For a more detailed look at what's covered in the video, you can visit the link below: www.tinkernut.com View Part 1: HTML - www.youtube.com View Part 2: CSS - www.youtube.com


]]> How to Decode Malicious Obfuscated JavaScript How to Decode Malicious Obfuscated Javascript. In this tutorial video I show you a method that I use to decode the Blackhole exploit, which as of February 2012 has become quite prevalent in Google Image Search results. 0:01 Intro 0:24 Info about this Blackhole Exploit 1:17 Understanding obfuscated code 2:09 Decode Part 1 3:05 Making the code safe 4:26 Decode Part 2 5:15 Reading the decoded code 8:28 Conclusion ShowMe Function: paste.debian.net Javascript Beautifier: www.jsbeautifier.org I use a "showme" function to display decoded script in a textbox. Its essential when working with malicious Javascript to prevent it from running on your computer, I give an example of finding the "eval" function and replacing it with the "showme" function, thus preventing the exploit from running. The Blackhole exploit is cross platform and able to attack Windows, Linux, BSD, Mac, iPhone, and Windows Mobile, it can work on multiple browsers, including: Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, and Safari. It exploits out of date versions of Java, Flash Player, Adobe Reader, Windows Media Player, and Windows Help.


]]> HTML5 Dev Conf: JavaScript Programming Style and Your Brain with Douglas Crockford In this video from HTML5 Dev Conf, world renowned JavaScript expert, author, creator of JSLint, and discoverer of JSON, Douglas Crockford is going to talk about effective programming style for JavaScript. JavaScript is one of the least perfect programming languages, and in this talk Douglas is going to show you some positive things you can do to reduce your error rate and enhance the beauty of your code.


]]> Create a Makeshift JavaScript Templating Solution Sometimes, you don't require a high-quality templating solution, but you still need to keep from mixing lots of HTML and JavaScript. In these cases, a simple templating solution can go a long way. Full tutorial here: net.tutsplus.com Source Code: jsbin.com


]]> Google I/O 2011: JavaScript Programming in the Large with Closure Tools Michael Bolin Most developers who have tinkered with JavaScript could not imagine writing 1000 lines of code in such a language, let alone 100000. Yet that is exactly what Google engineers have done using a suite of JavaScript tools named "Closure" to produce many of the most popular and sophisticated applications on the Web, such as Gmail and Google Maps.


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]]> Douglas Crockford: Advanced JavaScript In this presentation (the third of a three-part series) Douglas Crockford looks closely at code patterns from which JavaScript programmers can choose in authoring their applications. He compares familiar constructs like the Pseudoclassical Pattern with more unique patterns like the Parasitic Pattern that (he argues) run more "with the grain" of JavaScript.


]]> HTML 5 Tutorial Progress Bar For Progressive Javascript Events Processing or File Upload Script: www.developphp.com Learn how to tie the HTML5 progress element to progressive Javascript events, whatever that progressive event may be. Come learn HTML and HTML5 with us: www.developphp.com


]]> javascript toggle password security field text html form login switch tutorial Script: www.developphp.com Learn to build a log in password security mode toggle function using simple Javascript. Allow the user to change back and forth to any mode they like best for entering their passwords.


]]> Javascript setAttribute removeAttribute Methods Tutorial Script: www.developphp.com Learn to apply the setAttribute and removeAttribute methods of Javascript. Since Javascript has become a necessary running component of the web and HTML5 relies heavily upon it we can lean on it more and more to reduce our HTML markup cosiderably much the same way we ruduce our HTML markup by separating out the CSS styling from it. There are also times when in mid flow while a user is using your application, you may have to set or remove an HTML attribute from a tag at runtime. Which makes this a necessary set of methods for Javascript application authors to know. This tutorial is for people that have a good understanding and working knowledge of HTML attributes, and they wish to enhance their Javascript skills in regards to HTML5 dynamic attribute handling. THis also applies to HTML4 attributes. If you are not aware of all of the HTML and HTML5 attributes, web search a list of them.


]]> Design Patterns for JavaScript Web Apps -- JavaScript Conference 2012 www.opitz-consulting.com This Session was presented in English at JavaScript Conference, Düsseldorf, Germany, 27/02/2012 by OPITZ CONSULTING Senior Solution Architect Stefan Scheidt. JavaScript applications have yet become increasingly powerful but likewise increasingly complex. How can such an application remain maintainable and testable in spite of its growth? Design pattern like data binding, dependency injection and modular design. OPITZ CONSULTING is a leading project specialist for custom-build applications and individual Business Intelligence solutions in the German market. The company's ambition is to help organizations to be better than their competitors. To achieve this OPITZ CONSULTING analyses the individual completive edge the customer has, optimizes business processes for process automation and IT-support, chooses and designs appropriate system architectures, develops and implements solutions and guarantees a 24/7 support and application maintenance. To ensure the necessary skill and qualification OPITZ CONSULITNG has established a training center for customers and the internal staff. Since 1990 over 600 customers have a long lasting and successful business relationship with OPITZ CONSULTING. Over 2/3 of the German stock index (DAX) companies rely on services from the 400+ OPITZ CONSULTING consultants. OPITZ CONSULTING maintains offices in Bad Homburg, Berlin, Essen, Gummersbach, Hamburg, Munich, Nuremberg and Kraków (Poland). More Information about us: www <b>...</b>


]]> Nicholas Zakas: Scalable JavaScript Application Architecture Yahoo! home page engineer Nicholas Zakas, author of Professional JavaScript for Web Developers, discusses frontend architecture for complex, modular web applications with significant JavaScript elements.


]]> Crockford on JavaScript - Volume 1: The Early Years Douglas Crockford puts the JavaScript programming language in its proper historical context, tracing the language's structure and conventions (and some of its quirks) back to their roots in the early decades of computer science.


]]> Intro to JavaScript Programming In this video, we learn basic programming concepts using JavaScript. Check out Treehouse's other videos @ teamtreehouse.com Like Us on Facebook- http Follow Us on Twitter- www.twitter.com


]]> Google I/O 2011: Beyond JavaScript: Programming the Web with Native Client David Springer Learn how to supercharge your web apps with native C/C++ code that runs directly in the browser, without the hassle of a plug-in. Join us as we build a simple game that has a simulation engine built in C/C++ and a front-end built in Javascript. You'll learn how to serve the native code and how to connect the C/C++ code to Javascript.


]]> NYC Tech Talk Series: Javascript Testing at Google Scale Google Tech Talk (more info below) August 17, 2011 Presented by Cory Smith, Google Test Engineer. ABSTRACT Javascript is the defacto standard for rich application development on the web, supported by many browsers on many different platforms. Each day, more and more applications are being deployed over the web in a browser that rival desktop applications for interactivity and functionality. Examples of such rich applications include Google Maps, Google GMail, Google Docs, Hipmunk.com, and Angry Birds Chrome. However, Developing fast, robust, and high quality Javascript is a challenge within the industry. Unlike C++ or Java, the availability of high quality development, debugging, and testing tools for Javascript is still lagging industry standards. Inside Google, Javascript is the 4 largest language (in terms of lines of code) but one the fastest growing. It is key to all Google Web Applications (eg gmail, docs, etc.) Google has developed several unique tools to help address this issue, and make JavaScript developers more productive, both in developing and testing Javascript code. Come and hear how Cory Smith, the main engineer behind JsTestDriver, has approached the problem and what tools he developed for addressing some of these issues.


]]> How To Enable Javascript Follow these steps to enable all the functionality javascript provides. To complete this how-to, you will need: A web browser Knowledge of javascript and your browser's menus and options Step 1: Know what JavaScript is Understand that JavaScript is small bits of computer code that run simple applications in your browser, like sounds and pop-up menus. JavaScript does not present a significant security risk. Most people who turn it off do so because they don't like specific functionality, such as pop-up ads. Step 2: Manage JavaScript in Internet Explorer If you're using a PC, in Internet Explorer, click Internet Options under the Tools menu and select the Security tab. Click Custom Level and scroll down to the Scripting section. Choose Enable under Active Scripting, and click OK. Step 3: Manage JavaScript in Firefox In Firefox, select Tools, then Options, and then Content. Check the box next to Enable JavaScript. Click the Advanced tab to allow or disable specific JavaScript functionality. If you're using a Mac, the Content window will appear under Preferences. Step 4: Manage JavaScript in Safari ] If you're using Safari, select Preferences; then Security. Check the box next to Enable JavaScript. Did you know? JavaScript was originally called LiveScript. It was renamed to capitalize on the popularity of the Java computer language. Thanks for watching How To Enable Javascript! Ifyou enjoyed this video, subscribe to the Howcast YouTube channel! www.youtube.com Check out <b>...</b>


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]]> Node.js: JavaScript on the Server Google Tech Talk July 28, 2010 ABSTRACT Presented by Ryan Dahl, the creator of the node.JS open source project. It is well known that event loops rather than threads are required for high-performance servers. Javascript is a language unencumbered of threads and designed specifically to be used with synchronous evented I/O, making it an attractive means of programming server software. Node.js ties together the V8 Javascript compiler with an event loop, a thread pool for making blocking system calls, and a carefully designed HTTP parser to provide a browser-like interface to creating fast server-side software. This talk will explain Node's design and how to get started with it.


]]> Beginner JavaScript Tutorial - 24 - Objects For all of my videos, go to my website thenewboston.com


]]> How to Build a Javascript WYSIWYG Rich Text HTML Editor Textarea Replacement for Web Site Part 1 Learn how to build a Javascript WYSIWYG Rich Text HTML Editor Textarea Replacement for your PHP and MySQL driven applications. In this first video we will construct our HTML and CSS based form that is ready to send data to a PHP parsing file waiting on our server. We will hide (but keep) our normal textarea element and replace it with an iFrame element. When the page loads into the browser we will use Javascript laid out in the next video to turn the designMode "on" for that iFrame, so people can type into it and compose things.


]]> JavaScript onFocus & onBlur Dr. Mark explains how the onFocus and onBlur events work. Learn more about client-side programming in my JavaScript Prep Course www.udemy.com


]]> Nicholas Zakas: Maintainable JavaScript In this 2007 talk, Nicholas Zakas walks through some of his common-sense guidelines for writing maintainable JavaScript, as well as some more nuanced advice about how to engineer products that are both performant and maintainable.


]]> Speed Up Your JavaScript Google Tech Talk June 4, 2009 ABSTRACT Web Exponents: Speed Up Your JavaScript Presented by Nicholas C. Zakas. As an interpreted language, JavaScript is filled with hidden performance issues that conspire to slow down your code and ruin the user experience. Learn exactly what is fast, what is slow, and what you can do to squeeze that last bit of performance out of your JavaScript code. Nicholas C. Zakas is the author of Professional JavaScript for Web Developers, 2nd Edition (Wrox, 2009), co-author of Professional Ajax, 2nd Edition (Wrox, 2007), and a contributor to Even Faster Web Sites (O'Reilly, 2009). Nicholas is principal front end engineer for the Yahoo! homepage and is also a contributor to the Yahoo! User Interface (YUI) library. The Web Exponents Series is hosted by Steve Souders


]]> How to Build a Javascript WYSIWYG Rich Text HTML Editor Textarea Replacement for Web Site Part 2 Learn how to build a Javascript WYSIWYG Rich Text HTML Editor Textarea Replacement for your PHP and MySQL driven applications. In this second video we will script our wysiwyg.js file and code out all of the functions that our HTML form is ready to call. We make use of the execCommand() method in Javascript and all of its Command Identifiers to apply specific formatting we desire to our WYSIWYG editor. Our form is submit using Javascript so we can transfer the data frome our iframe into our textarea for the normal form action to work. The form can also be submit using Ajax if you prefer, then there would be no need to transfer data from the iframe into the textarea. In part 3 we discuss the PHP and MySQL side of things, security, and filtering.


]]> Beginner JavaScript Tutorial - 40 - Simple Form Validation For all of my videos, go to my website thenewboston.com


]]> Learn JavaScript - Functions It's starting to get a little trickier with functions, so make sure you understand arguments inside a function. I made a few examples to follow. I would highly recommend using framework like JQuery over using getElementById, and body onload="init()", but this is for learning because when you understand the core of JS the rest comes easy. jream.com


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]]> Learn JavaScript - Quick Start! Here we jump into JavaScript. I'll note, you can include a external JS file if you like, but I'll be typing it inside the document in this tutorial, it's just easier to do. jream.com


]]> Ben Teese: The Return of JavaScript: 3 Open-Source Projects that are driving JavaScript's renaiss... Web development is experiencing a major change at the moment. Users are demanding increasingly responsive and interactive web applications. The mobile web has taken off. And closed platforms like Flash are yielding to open standards like HTML 5. In this presentation I'll argue that the language that will underpin this revolution is JavaScript - despite it's poor reputation. Furthermore, I'll explain how JavaScript's resurrection is being driven by a slew of new open-source technologies, of which I'll focus on three: 1. Backbone.js: Client-side JavaScript development has until recently resembled the wild-west from a software design perspective. I'll explain how the Backbone.js framework aims to introduce order via a lightweight MVC-style approach. 2. Node.js: Event-based JavaScript on the server-side? Node.js has been the subject of much interest lately. I'll cover the fundamentals of what Node.js is - and what it isn't. I'll also talk about important elements of the ecosystem that is growing around it. 3. CoffeeScript: Let's face it, JavaScript is a language only a mother could love - especially if you're coming from Ruby or Python. I'll give a quick overview of how the CoffeeScript language smooths those ragged edges and improves the developer experience. Attendees will leave this presentation with an up-to-date picture of the state of the JavaScript open-source world, and an understanding of why JavaScript is more important than ever. Ben is a senior consultant at Shine <b>...</b>


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