Douglas Crockford Javascript Videos

4th
MAY

Douglas Crockford Javascript Videos
13 flv videos | 246MB+258MB+151MB+167MB+212MB+70MB | Total duration 6hr 24min

Yahoo! JavaScript Architect Douglas Crockford covers JavaScript in a series of tutorial and lecture videos.

Class 1 – The JavaScript Programming Language
Yahoo! JavaScript Architect Douglas Crockford provides a comprehensive introduction to the JavaScript Programming Language in this four-part video.
Part 1: 30:58
Part 2: 31:08
Part 3: 29:08
Part 4: 19:47

Class 2 – The Theory of the DOM
Douglas Crockford teaches “An Inconvenient API: The Theory of the Dom.”
This course is broken into three clips.
Part 1: 31:11
Part 2: 21:25
Part 3: 26:24

Class 3 – Advanced Javascript
Douglas Crockford teaches “Advanced JavaScript.” This course is broken into three clips; this is the first of those three clips. Note that when Douglas begins the talk referring to the “third installment”, he’s referring to “Advanced JavaScript” being the third class in a series; this is indeed the first of the three clips comprising the “Advanced JavaScript” class. The other 2 classes are: “The JavaScript Programming Language” and “Theory of the DOM”.
Part 1: 31:03
Part 2: 25:35
Part 3: 11:01

JavaScript, The Good Stuff
Yahoo JavaScript architect Douglas Crockford delivered the keynote talk at the 2007 Konfabulator Developer Day and discussed the evolution of JavaScript and of his relationship to the language. Through his description of his own journey with the language, Douglas evokes what he considers to be the “good stuff” therein.
Part 1: 39:37

Quality
Yahoo! JavaScript Architect Douglas Crockford provided the anchoring keynote for Yahoo!’s annual internal web-development conference. The subject of the talk is “Quality” — the processes by which we engineer quality into our software and, of course, the processes by which we often fail to do so.
Part 1: 48:22

The State of AJAX
With Ajax, a name was given to immediately interactive distributed applications, and the focus of innovation has moved from the browser makers to the web developers. We are seeing now an explosion of application patterns and styles. In some cases, the demands of Ajax developers have gotten significantly ahead of the browsers. How will we manage large applications? How will we manage offline usage? How will we manage security when the browser’s security model is hopelessly out of date?
Part 1: 38:32
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