by Elisabeth Robson | Nov 30, 2012 | blog, JavaScript, JSVideo, podcast, Video
The third in a several-part series on JavaScript functions, taking you from first principles to advanced concepts. In this video, Elisabeth describes how to create and experiment with functions using the JavaScript console. This video is a follow on to JavaScript...
by Elisabeth Robson | Oct 12, 2012 | blog, JavaScript
In Chapter 7 of Head First HTML5 Programming, we create a JSONP web application called Tweetshirt. We use Twitter JSON data to create a tweet menu, so you can choose a tweet to add to a <canvas> element. Unfortunately, Twitter has deprecated the public API that...
by admin | Oct 8, 2012 | blog, JavaScript, JSVideo, podcast, Video
The second in a several-part series on JavaScript functions, taking you from first principles to advanced concepts. In this video, Eric describes how function names are just like other JavaScript variables: they’re variable names pointing to function values....
by admin | Oct 5, 2012 | blog, Featured, JSVideo, podcast, Video
The first in a three-part series on JavaScript functions, taking you from first principles to advanced concepts. Other videos in this series Part 2 of JavaScript Functions Part 3 of JavaScript...
by admin | Jul 10, 2012 | Beginner's Mind, blog, CSS, Featured, HTML, Web
Exciting news: we’ve partnered with one of our favorite online training sites, macprovideo.com, to produce a set of HTML5 and CSS3 tutorials, and our tutorials are up and ready for you. You’ll find the first, a FREE, hour-long, turbo-charged quickstart on HTML and CSS...
by Elisabeth Robson | Jul 7, 2012 | Beginner's Mind, blog, Programming, Reader Question
Another great question from a reader of Head First HTML5 Programming is about passing functions as values. This comes up when using the Geolocation API: the way you get your location is to call the built-in function getCurrentPosition() and pass in two arguments, both...
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