A code-intensive primary reference for JavaScript developers. Includes code samples, a reference section devoted to server-side JavaScript, full coverage of JavaScript on the Internet, and coverage of the newest Object Document Model found in new versions of JavaScript and JScript. Previous edition: c1999. Softcover.Amazon.com Review  Newbie and old-hand JavaScript programmers alike will  appreciate Pure JavaScript, a comprehensive developer's  resource to JavaScript that covers both the big picture and precise  details. Authors Jason Gilliam, Charlton Ting, and R. Allen  Wyke--developers all--have put together this well-organized title.  The bulk of this book is a top-notch JavaScript reference. Core  language syntax is well-presented with excellent use of examples for  practically every operator and function, and each entry includes  version compatibility with Netscape and Microsoft browsers and  JavaScript releases. The authors also include references for the two  companies' extensions to the language. A number of appendices round  out this fine guide with attention to standard and vendor-specific  syntax details. This is a fine JavaScript reference that cuts no  corners. --Stephen W. Plain Topics covered: Overview  of JavaScript (origins of the language and the evolution of Microsoft  and Netscape flavors), security topics (signed scripts and basic  constructs of the language, including data types, type conversions,  operators, and the features of server-side JavaScript), JavaScript  execution environment, and browser version support.

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