Introduction to Interactive Programming on the Internet

This unique text provides an introduction to programming on the internet. Class tested, over a two-year period, this text covers the "nuts and bolts" of internet programming. In addition to core fundamentals, students are introduced to web page construction HTML, managing an account on a web server, client-server model, and JavaScript programming.

Suitable for an introductory course on Internet programming. Course can be found in Computer Science, Computer Information Systems, and Management Information Systems departments.

Eine Einführung in die Welt der Internet-Programmierung, die sich besonders an Anfänger auf diesem Gebiet wendet! Ausgehend von den absoluten Grundlagen der Web-Entwicklung werden folgende Themen behandelt: Einrichtung und Aufbau einer Webpage mit HTML, Verwaltung eines Accounts auf einem Webserver, Programmierung mit JavaScript. Der Ansatz ist prinzipiell plattformunabhängig; der Leser kann das Gelernte auf Computern aller Art umsetzen. Beim Einprägen und Vertiefen des Stoffes helfen Zusammenfassungen, Kontrollfragen und Übungsaufgaben. (11/00) The Internet and World Wide Web.

Transactions on the Web.

Text Markup.

Controlling Text Markup.

Hypertext Markup and Web Sites.

Image Markup.

HTML Lists and Tables.

HTML Frames.

What is Javascript?

Processing User Input.

Making Decisions.

Objects.

Introduction to Processing HTML Forms.

Options in HTML Forms.

Loops for Repetition.

More on Arrays.

More on Functions.

Javascript Security and Submitting Form Data.

Appendices.

Index. "overall this is a good place to start in HTML & JavaScript." (M2 Communications, 15 March 2001)

Craig D. Knuckles is the author of Introduction to Interactive Programming on the Internet: Using HTML and JavaScript, published by Wiley. "The text is only half the story!"
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The Nuts and Bolts of Internet Programming

This unique guide presents the nuts and bolts of Internet programming with portable code. The coverage is platform-independent, so readers can use any type of computer to apply concepts. As they learn the core fundamentals, they'll also discover how to construct Web pages using HTML, program on the Web using JavaScript, and manage an account on a Web server.

• In addition to exploration of core programming fundamentals such as variables, decisions, loops, functions and arrays, a natural introduction to objects using the Document Object Model is prescribed.
• All of the chapters contain summaries, review questions, and exercises to enhance understanding of the material.
• Optional sections are included that offer an extra challenge for more advanced readers.
• Includes coverage on the basics of Web server accounts, including strategies for maintaining and updating a Web site on a server.