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Vladislav ZlobinJavaScript is a very powerful and widely used programming language. It can be found today on almost any web site, even in the most plain-looking text-only pages. JavaScript code validates form fields, handles events, constructs urls, controls browser and
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Vladislav ZlobinJavaScript is a very powerful and widely used programming language. It can be found today on almost any web site, even in the most plain-looking text-only pages. JavaScript code validates form fields, handles events, constructs urls, controls browser and
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Let's consider one example of a typical AJAX application. For simplicity, it might have just one HTML page with a link. When a user clicks this link, the JavaScript code in the page requests an XML document from the server, receives it, and shows its contents to the user. All of this is done on the same page without a page reload. The source for web page and JavaScript code can be found in old/test.htm and old/oyXMLRPC.js respectively.
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Quite often I run into development teams with a lot of JavaScript that suffers from poor code design and desperately needs refactoring. Refactoring is the gradual modification of a software system to improve its internal logical structure, but mostly preserve its functionality. The definitive guide to refactoring by Martin Fowler {3}
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that does not professionalize JavaScript development efforts, should expect a proliferation of bugs, coding errors, poor performance, browser incompatibility problems and customer support issues related to the use of JavaScript.
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For many years JavaScript was treated as a "toy" scripting language for addressing odd web browser quirks. Writing JavaScript code was conducted casually and not considered to be a serious software engineering. But recently, with the release of major JavaScript-heavy
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JavaScript is a very powerful and widely used programming language. It can be found today on almost any web site, even in the most plain-looking text-only pages. JavaScript code validates form fields, handles events, constructs urls, controls browser and manipulates page content and styles. It even communicates with servers in real-time to receive fresh XML data.
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