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The JavaScript Language and Ajax for Java Developers (SEM-DTJ-2121)

The JavaScript Language and Ajax for Java Developers (SEM-DTJ-2121)
 
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JavaScript is the de facto programming language for developing browser-based web applications that provide the rich functionality traditionally associate with desktop applications (commonly referred to as Web 2.0 applications). This class explains the JavaScript language in terms familiar to a Java Technology Developer, or a developer familiar with other object-oriented langugages, such as C++. Additionally, you will learn tips and tricks for developing web applications that leverage best practices for using client-side JavaScript, and especially the Ajax technique, to provide a richer and more responsive user experience than can be achieved by server-side logic alone.

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SEM-DTJ-2121 1 day $600.00

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Languages
English

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Who Can Benefit
Java Developers who create Web Applications. Web Application Developers familiar with other object-oriented languages.

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Prerequisites
To succeed fully in this course, students should be able to:
  • Write Java Applications
  • Write a simple web page

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Skills Gained
  • List significant differences between the syntax and semantics of the JavaScript language and Java language
  • Avoid bugs cause by ignorance of the differences between objects in the prototype-based JavaScript language and the class-based Java language
  • Use Object Literals to bring best practice techniques of Object-Oriented Programming to your JavaScript code
  • Use constructor functions, instead of class files, dynamically change the behavior or structure of any object in your JavaScript program
  • Leverage prototypal inheritance to mutate objects, including the standard built-in objects, even after they have been instantiated
  • Increase the performance and efficiency of your JavaScript code
  • Recognize a closure in JavaScript code and explain when it is advantageous when to use a closure

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Topics
Related Courses
After:
  • SEM-DTJ-2122: jMaki and Dojo Toolkit for Ajax Developers
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  • WJO-2125: Dojo Toolkit for Ajax Developers
  • WJO-2126: jMaki for Ajax Developers

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Related Courses

Before:

  • Java Programming Language (SL-275)

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Course Content

Module 1 - JavaScript for Java Developers

  • The JavaScript Language
  • JavaScript Objects
  • Arrays extend Object with an integer index
  • Strings extend Object with an a string value
  • Functions extend Object with a JavaScript function body
  • JavaScript and the Document Object Model (DOM)
  • Additional Information

Module 2 - Ajax and Advanced Javascript

  • Introducing Ajax
  • Programming With Ajax
  • Introducing JSON
  • Programming with JSON
  • Alternatives to using the XMLHttpRequest object
  • Ajax Security
  • JavaScript Recommendations

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