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• Getting Started

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  "I want to become a web/mobile developer/designer. What can I do to get started?"

  Here are a few suggestions...

• Working with Forms in Two Functions

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  Interacting with forms - it's a common need in JavaScript apps. You need to gather information from the form when it's submitted; you need to initialize a form when it's first displayed to the user. Here's a simple form...

• The (Proto)Typical JavaScript Function

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  We've seen that constructor functions can be used to initialize JavaScript objects in a consistent manner. The constructor can be used to ensure that an object is always initialized with a known set of properties and default values for those properties. But it's also possible to assign functions to object properties from within a constructor function.

• Constructing Constructor Functions

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  When you are first learning JavaScript, you will be introduced to two ubiquitous language features: functions and objects. As you begin to experiment with creating objects, you may find it useful to implement a simple function to create commonly used object types. For instance, here's a function that will create an instance of a photo object...

• Two Quick Steps to JavaScript Events

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  If you're just starting out with JavaScript and want to respond to an event on the page, you can keep these two simple steps in mind.

• Four Quick Steps to C# Events

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  If you've ever found .NET events a bit confusing, here are four simple steps that will get anyone up and running.