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Livre(s) sur Javascript
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EricF
Bonjour :-)
J'ai un niveau moyen en javascript, et je recherche un (ou des)
livre(s) afin d'approfondir mes connaissances.
Quelle(s) lecture(s) me conseillez-vous ?
Tu as ici la liste des meilleurs livres pour Javascript , avec des "critiques de livres" : http://web.developpez.com/livres/?page=livresJS
Tu peux aussi te perfectionner avec ces tutoriels en ligne : http://web.developpez.com/tutoriel/javascript/
Il y à aussi l'excellente F.A.Q Javascript : http://javascript.developpez.com/faq/
EricF
Bonsoir,
Merci pour les liens, je ne pense pas souvent à developpez.com En attendant la réédition (décembre) de Javascript la référence, je vais potasser les tutos du site qui m'apporteront déjà beaucoup.
Bonsoir,
Merci pour les liens, je ne pense pas souvent à developpez.com
En attendant la réédition (décembre) de Javascript la référence,
je vais potasser les tutos du site qui m'apporteront déjà beaucoup.
Merci pour les liens, je ne pense pas souvent à developpez.com En attendant la réédition (décembre) de Javascript la référence, je vais potasser les tutos du site qui m'apporteront déjà beaucoup.
Franck
Il y à de plus en plus de trucs pour le développement web sur developpez.com : http://web.developpez.com/
Il y à de plus en plus de trucs pour le développement web sur developpez.com
: http://web.developpez.com/
Il y à de plus en plus de trucs pour le développement web sur developpez.com : http://web.developpez.com/
Dr John Stockton
JRS: In <452e38ed$0$30344$, du Thu, 12 Oct 2006 14:47:37 remote, vu en news:fr.comp.lang.javascript, Franck
Il y à aussi l'excellente F.A.Q Javascript : http://javascript.developpez.com/faq/
Cela n'est-pas excellente.
While I can read French, I'm sure that most of you can read English better than I can write French. I have looked at some of the FAQ entries on that site.
In "Divers Scripts Utiles" :
In "Comment comparer deux dates" there is code *similar* to
d1 = new Date() d1.setDate(31) d1.setMonth(2) d1.setYear(2006)
If that is executed on a day in a month that has 30 days, the date will be set to the 1st of the month.
If one must the date onto an existing Date Object, then it should be set in Y M D order to avoid that problem. Using d1.setFullYear(2006, 2, 31) would be better, too; and d1 = new Date(2006, 2, 31) or d1 = new Date("2006/03/31") seem best.
If it is necessary to create a Date Object, but the current date and time are not needed, one should use new Date(0) because that is several times faster and sets a consistent UTC value. Be aware, however, that new Date(0) gives local year 1970 in the Old World and 1969 in the New World.
While the code sets d1 & d2, it compares d & d2.
In "Comment verifier si la valeur rentree dans un champ est un entier
0?" the unknown function isNan is called. After correcting that, it accepts "3.3". Better to use /^d+$/.test(X) && (X>0) I think.
JRS: In <452e38ed$0$30344$426a74cc@news.free.fr>, du Thu, 12 Oct 2006
14:47:37 remote, vu en news:fr.comp.lang.javascript, Franck
Il y à aussi l'excellente F.A.Q Javascript :
http://javascript.developpez.com/faq/
Cela n'est-pas excellente.
While I can read French, I'm sure that most of you can read English
better than I can write French. I have looked at some of the FAQ
entries on that site.
In "Divers Scripts Utiles" :
In "Comment comparer deux dates" there is code *similar* to
d1 = new Date()
d1.setDate(31)
d1.setMonth(2)
d1.setYear(2006)
If that is executed on a day in a month that has 30 days, the date will
be set to the 1st of the month.
If one must the date onto an existing Date Object, then it should be set
in Y M D order to avoid that problem. Using d1.setFullYear(2006, 2, 31)
would be better, too; and d1 = new Date(2006, 2, 31) or d1 = new
Date("2006/03/31") seem best.
If it is necessary to create a Date Object, but the current date and
time are not needed, one should use new Date(0) because that is
several times faster and sets a consistent UTC value. Be aware,
however, that new Date(0) gives local year 1970 in the Old World and
1969 in the New World.
While the code sets d1 & d2, it compares d & d2.
In "Comment verifier si la valeur rentree dans un champ est un entier
0?" the unknown function isNan is called. After correcting that, it
accepts "3.3". Better to use /^d+$/.test(X) && (X>0) I think.
JRS: In <452e38ed$0$30344$, du Thu, 12 Oct 2006 14:47:37 remote, vu en news:fr.comp.lang.javascript, Franck
Il y à aussi l'excellente F.A.Q Javascript : http://javascript.developpez.com/faq/
Cela n'est-pas excellente.
While I can read French, I'm sure that most of you can read English better than I can write French. I have looked at some of the FAQ entries on that site.
In "Divers Scripts Utiles" :
In "Comment comparer deux dates" there is code *similar* to
d1 = new Date() d1.setDate(31) d1.setMonth(2) d1.setYear(2006)
If that is executed on a day in a month that has 30 days, the date will be set to the 1st of the month.
If one must the date onto an existing Date Object, then it should be set in Y M D order to avoid that problem. Using d1.setFullYear(2006, 2, 31) would be better, too; and d1 = new Date(2006, 2, 31) or d1 = new Date("2006/03/31") seem best.
If it is necessary to create a Date Object, but the current date and time are not needed, one should use new Date(0) because that is several times faster and sets a consistent UTC value. Be aware, however, that new Date(0) gives local year 1970 in the Old World and 1969 in the New World.
While the code sets d1 & d2, it compares d & d2.
In "Comment verifier si la valeur rentree dans un champ est un entier
0?" the unknown function isNan is called. After correcting that, it accepts "3.3". Better to use /^d+$/.test(X) && (X>0) I think.
It look like this FAQ is not perfect yet, i have sent your comment to the faq writer This faq is not perfect, but it is in french, and this newsgroup is french speaking.
So if we want a "reliable" french faq, or they correct their french faq to make it better, or someone translate your english faq (if you want that).
Thanks for your input
It look like this FAQ is not perfect yet, i have sent your comment to the
faq writer
This faq is not perfect, but it is in french, and this newsgroup is french
speaking.
So if we want a "reliable" french faq, or they correct their french faq to
make it better, or someone translate your english faq (if you want that).
It look like this FAQ is not perfect yet, i have sent your comment to the faq writer This faq is not perfect, but it is in french, and this newsgroup is french speaking.
So if we want a "reliable" french faq, or they correct their french faq to make it better, or someone translate your english faq (if you want that).
