Programming for the Web - From Soup to Nuts - Implementing a Complete GIS Web Page

by Charles W. Kann III

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This book is designed to be used as a class text but should be easily accessible to programmers interested in Web Programming. It should even be accessible to an advanced hobbyist.

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Publisher
Gettysburg College
Subjects
Engineering, Computer Science
Licence
CC BY, as LibreTexts states it
Who can read
Tweens profiles and older, judged from its title and subjects

Contents

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  1. Front Matter
  2. TitlePage
  3. InfoPage
  4. Table of Contents
  5. Licensing
  6. 1: Introduction
  7. 1.1: About this Book
  8. 1.2: What You will Learn
  9. 1.3: What is in this Book
  10. 2: HTML
  11. 2.1: HTML Text, Tags, and Attributes
  12. 2.2: Standard HTML Tags
  13. 2.3: Document Structure Tags and A Simple Web Page
  14. 2.4: Creating Forms in HTML
  15. 2.5: Conclusion
  16. 2.6: Problems
  17. 3: JavaScript and Processing a Simple form Processing
  18. 3.1: Starting a JavaScript Program
  19. 3.2: Primer on JavaScript
  20. 3.3: Events, Onload Event and JQuery
  21. 3.4: Processing Form Elements Using JQuery and Unobtrusive JavaScript
  22. 3.5: Functional Programming in JavaScript
  23. 3.6: Exercises
  24. 4: CSS and Styling a Web Page
  25. 4.1: Web Page Header and Footer
  26. 4.2: Adding the form to the Page
  27. 4.3: Exercises
  28. 5: Objects in JavaScript
  29. 5.1: Why Use ECMA 5 as a Basis?
  30. 5.2: Is JavaScript just Plain Weird?
  31. 5.3: Basic Objects in JavaScript
  32. 5.4: Constructor Functions and Prototype Objects
  33. 5.5: Scoping in JavaScript
  34. 5.6: A Simple JavaScript OOP Model
  35. 5.7: A JavaScript Object Model that Includes Encapsulation and Data Hiding
  36. 5.8: Unstructured Data
  37. 5.9: Conclusion
  38. 5.10: Exercises
  39. 6: CRUD, Objects, and Events
  40. 6.1: CRUD Interface
  41. 7: Creating a Server for the Persistent Storage of Our CRUD Application
  42. 7.1: Creating and Accessing a Server Using Node.js, Sails
  43. 7.2: Accessing a Server Using Node.js, Sails
  44. 7.3: Communicating with the Server Using JavaScript
  45. 7.4: Integrating the CRUD Application with the Server
  46. Back Matter
  47. Index
  48. Index
  49. Glossary
  50. Detailed Licensing