1
Review of Web technologies
- HTTP, HTTPS protocols.
- Types of browsers and their impact on portability.
- Web components: HTML, XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, Flash, Java, etc.
- JavaScript's impact on accessibility.
- XHTML's importance in the dynamic use of JavaScript.
- The Web 2.0;
- Method of JavaScript development in teams.
- Development tools.
- Positioning and illustration of DHTML technologies.
2
The JavaScript language
- Object programming concepts.
- Variables, sharing libraries, logical and arithmetical operators, object programming (object classes), tables, storage m
- Error and exception handling.
- Accessing the browser's resources: plug-ins, resolution, version, etc.
- Extension of pre-defined objects.
Hands-on work
Utilising various JavaScript functions through a number of hands-on exercises.
3
Handling HTML forms
- Manipulating the content of forms.
- Accessing and dynamically changing form components: input area, check boxes, option boxes, manipulating combobox, textar
- Form validation functions.
- Events linked to form elements: loading, initialising, click, etc.
Hands-on work
Creating customised functions controlling the user's activities.
4
Interacting with cascading style sheets
- Review of cascading style sheets (CSS-1, CSS-2). Tools for manipulating them.
- Multiple CSSs, multiple inheritances, priority rules.
- Selector classes, global selectors.
- Text blocks, layers, colours, formatting paragraphs, DIV, etc.
- Accessing and changing styles.
Hands-on work
Creating simple pages in order to become familiar with using styles sheets and manipulating them through JavaScript.
5
Parsers and DOM
- Review of XML parsers.
- Overview of the XML language (attribute elements), its definition files DTD and XML-schema.
- Document Object Models: variations between browsers, maintenance problems.
- Manipulating XML data (reading, adding, deleting, changing nodes).
- XML applications on the page's DOM structure.
- JavaScript event-based processing: keyboard and mouse management, form-related events, Rollover, dynamic menus, http red
Hands-on work
Familiarisation with building an access path to a DOM element.
6
Ajax
- Overview of Asynchronous JavaScript And Xml.
- The issues, solutions and alternatives.
- The libraries on the market. The RICO framework.
- HTTP and Ajax: HTTP exchanges and the object XMLHttpRequest.
- Synchronous/asynchronous dynamic communications with the remote server.
- Checking the validity of an XML document.
- XSLT. Review. Utilising the XSLT transformer.
Hands-on work
Retrieving XML data and displaying data. Interrogating a database. Creating a connection form.
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