Download A Smarter Way to Learn JavaScript The new approach

I found JavaScript books so frustrating, I decided to write my own.

The authors of JavaScript books are probably some of the brightest people around. And maybe that's the problem. Maybe they don't know how to relate to those of us who may sometimes struggle to learn. My sister is a wonderful dancer. I dance like Bill Gates. She says, "C'mon, dancing is easy!" Yeah, for her, but not for Bill and me. She'll never teach me to dance until she understands that dancing isn't easy for me.

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced coder doesn't matter. Plenty of veterans have told me, "I wish someone had used this approach to teach me [HTML, PHP, jQuery, C#, Ruby, Java, Python—fill in the blank]." Experienced or not, you'll probably like my book if you find other books too dense, too technical, and too unsympathetic to the learner's needs.

What you'll especially like, I think, is that the book is just the tip of the iceberg. The larger part is the abundance of interactive exercises that encourage you to practice, practice, practice. You'll agree, I think, that without practice, a coding student might as well be reading a novel.

One caveat: If you're an older programmer who has established ways of doing things, you may get bent out of shape by my insistence that you do some things that aren't habitual for you. If you think this might be a problem, please try the free sample of the book before you buy it. Then do a few of the interactive exercises. You'll soon know whether you can tolerate being pushed around by me.

Here's what's different about my book:

Testing showed that books and courses load up the reader with far too much information at a time. So I divide up the information into little chunks that won't overwhelm anyone.

A book on coding doesn't have to be written in impenetrable legalese. It can actually be human-readable. My book is.

Most people learn best through examples, so I provide plenty of them.

Most important, before you have a chance to forget what you've read in the book, I ask you to fire up your desktop or laptop (not your mobile device) and head over to my website, where you run a set of interactive exercises, practicing everything you've learned—until you're sure you've mastered it.

Readers tell me they often start the exercises thinking they know the material cold. and quickly find out they don't. The automated exercise manager keeps you at it until your overconfidence becomes real confidence—confidence that's based on your excellent performance. There are 1,750 exercises in all. They're all interactive, with an automated answer-checker that corrects your missteps and points you in the right direction when you stumble. And they're all free.

Readers tell me the combination of book and interactive exercises is involving, fun, frustration-free, addictive, confidence-building, and...well, read the reviews.

Become fluent in all the JavaScript fundamentals, with interactive practice.

    Display alert messages to the user
    Gather information through prompts
    Manipulate variables
    Build statements
    Do math
    Use operators
    Concatenate text
    Run routines based on conditions
    Compare values
    Work with arrays
    Run automated routines
    Display custom elements on the webpage
    Generate random numbers
    Manipulate decimals
    Round numbers
    Create loops
    Use functions
    Find the current date and time
    Measure time intervals
    Create a timer
    Respond to the user's actions
    Swap images
    Control colors on the webpage
    Change any element on the webpage
    Improvise new HTML markup on the fly
    Use the webpage DOM structure
    Insert comments
    Situate scripts effectively


Product Details

    Pdf.epub.mobi 320 pages
    Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform; 1 edition (March 20, 2014)
    Language: English
    ISBN-10: 1497408180
    ISBN-13: 978-1497408180
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    http://rapidgator.net/folder/2863320/Download_Ebook_Here.html