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Modern Javascript books


Javascript

1. Advanced JavaScript.pdf
Introducing ECMAScript 6 	 
Introduction 
Beginning with ECMAScript 
Understanding Scope 
Function Scope 
Function Scope Hoisting 
Block Scope 
Exercise 1: Implementing Block Scope 
Declaring Variables 
Exercise 2: Utilizing Variables  
Introducing Arrow Functions  
Exercise 3: Converting Arrow Functions  
Arrow Function Syntax  
Exercise 4: Upgrading Arrow Functions  
Learning Template Literals  
Exercise 5: Converting to Template Literals  
Exercise 6: Template Literal Conversion  
Enhanced Object Properties  
Object Properties  
Function Declarations  
Computed Properties  
Exercise 7: Implementing Enhanced Object Properties  
Destructuring Assignment  
Array Destructuring  
Exercise 8: Array Destructuring  
Rest and Spread Operators  
Object Destructuring  
Exercise 9: Object Destructuring  
Exercise 10: Nested Destructuring  
Exercise 11: Implementing Destructuring  
Classes and Modules  
Classes  
Exercise 12: Creating Your Own Class  
Classes – Subclasses  
Modules  
Export Keyword  
Import Keyword  
Exercise 13: Implementing Classes  
Transpilation  
Babel- Transpiling  
Exercise 14: Transpiling ES6 Code  
Iterators and Generators  
Iterators  
Generators  
Exercise 15: Creating a Generator  
Activity 1: Implementing Generators  
Summary  
Asynchronous JavaScript 	 
Introduction  
Asynchronous Programming  
Sync Versus Async  
Synchronous versus Asynchronous Timing  
Introducing Event Loops  
Stack  
Heap and Event Queue  
Event Loops  
Things to Consider  
Exercise 16: Handling the Stack with an Event Loop  
Callbacks  
Building Callbacks  
Callback Pitfalls  
Fixing Callback Hell  
Exercise 17: Working with Callbacks  
Promises  
Promises States  
Resolving or Rejecting a Promise  
Using Promises  
Exercise 18: Creating and Resolving Your First Promise  
Handling Promises  
Promise Chaining  
Promises and Callbacks  
Wrapping Promises in Callbacks  
Exercise 19: Working with Promises  
Async/Await  
Async/Await Syntax  
Asnyc/Await Promise Rejection  
Using Async Await  
Activity 2: Using Async/Await  
Summary  
DOM Manipulation and Event Handling 	 
Introduction  
DOM Chaining, Navigation, and Manipulation  
Exercise 20: Building the HTML Document from a DOM Tree Structure  
DOM Navigation  
Finding a DOM Node  
Traversing the DOM  
DOM Manipulation  
Updating Nodes in the DOM  
Updating Nodes in the DOM  
Exercise 21: DOM Manipulation  
DOM Events and Event Objects  
DOM Event  
Event Listeners  
Event Objects and Handling Events  
Event Propagation  
Firing Events  
Exercise 22: Handling Your First Event  
Custom Events  
Exercise 23: Handling and Delegating Events  
JQuery  
jQuery Basics  
jQuery Selector  
jQuery DOM Manipulation  
Selecting Elements  
Traversing the DOM  
Modifying the DOM  
Chaining  
jQuery Events  
Firing Events  
Custom Events  
Activity 3: Implementing jQuery  
Summary  
Testing JavaScript 	 
Introduction  
Testing 
Reasons to Test Code  
Test-driven Development  
TDD Cycle  
Conclusion  
Exercise 24: Applying Test-Driven Development  
Types of Testing  
Black Box and White Box Testing  
Unit Tests  
Exercise 25: Building Unit Tests  
Functional Testing  
Integration Tests  
Building Tests  
Exercise 26: Writing Tests  
Test Tools and Environments  
Testing Frameworks  
Mocha  
Setting Up Mocha  
Mocha Basics  
Exercise 27: Setting Up a Mocha Testing Environment  
Mocha Async  
Mocha Hooks  
Activity 4: Utilizing Test Environments  
Summary  
Functional Programming 	
Introduction  
Introducing Functional Programming  
Object-Oriented Programming  
Functional Programming  
Declarative Versus Imperative  
Imperative Functions  
Declarative Functions  
Exercise 28: Building Imperative and Declarative Functions  
Pure Functions  
Same Output Given Same Input  
No Side Effects  
Referential Transparency  
Exercise 29: Building Pure Controllers  
Higher Order Functions  
Exercise 30: Editing Object Arrays  
Shared State  
Exercise 31: Fixing Shared States  
Immutability  
Immutability in JavaScript  
Side Effects  
Avoiding Side Effects  
Function Composition  
Activity 5: Recursive Immutability  
Summary
  
The JavaScript Ecosystem 	 
Introduction  
JavaScript Ecosystem  
Frontend JavaScript  
Command-Line Interface  
Mobile Development  
Backend Development  
Nodejs  
Setting Up Nodejs  
Node Package Manager  
Loading and Creating Modules  
Exercise 32: Exporting and Importing NPM Modules  
Basic Nodejs Server  
Exercise 33: Creating a Basic HTTP Server  
Streams and Pipes  
Types of Streams  
Writeable Stream Events:  
Readable Stream Events: 
Filesystem Operations 
Express Server  
Exercise 34: Creating a Basic Express Server  
Routing  
Advanced Routing  
Middleware  
Error Handling  
Exercise 35: Building a Backend with Nodejs  
React  
Installing React  
React Basics  
React Specifics  
JSX  
ReactDOM 
ReactComponent  
State  
Conditional Rendering  
List of Items  
HTML Forms  
Activity 6: Building a Frontend with React  
Summary  
Appendix 	 

2.Complete Guide to Modern JavaScript.epub

3.Conceicao R. Practice JavaScript. 160 Solved Exercises...2023.pdf

Html/Css

Firebase

Chapter 1: Firebase - Getting Started
Creating your first Firebase application
Adding Firebase to an existing frontend project
Integrating Firebase into the backend
Integrating Firebase in Android applications
Integrating Firebase in iOS applications
Chapter 2: Firebase Real-Time Database
Saving and serving data in and from our Realtime Database
Updating and deleting data from our Realtime Database
Structuring data within our Realtime Database
Implementing offline capabilities support
Chapter 3: File Management with Firebase Storage
Creating file storage references
Implementing file upload
Implementing file serving and downloading
Implementing file deletion
Implementing file metadata updates
Firebase file storage error handling
Chapter 4: Firebase Authentication
Implementing email/password authentication
Implementing anonymous authentication
Implementing Facebook login
Implementing Twitter login
Implementing Google Sign-in
Implementing user metadata retrieval
Implementing the linking of multiple authentication providers
Chapter 5: Securing Application Flow with Firebase Rules
Configuring the Firebase Bolt language compiler
Configuring database data security rules
Configuring database user data security rules
Configuring storage files security rules
Configuring user storage files security rules
Chapter 6: Progressive Applications Powered by Firebase
Integrating Node-FCM in a NodeJS server
Implementing service workers
Implementing sending/receiving registration using Socket.IO
Implementing sending/receiving registration using post requests
Receiving web push notification messages
Implementing custom notification messages
Chapter 7: Firebase Admin SDK
Integrating the Firebase Admin SDK
Implementing user account management by fetching users
Implementing user account management by creating accounts
Implementing user account management by deleting accounts
Implementing notification sending
Chapter 8: Extend Firebase with Cloud Functions
Getting started with Cloud Functions
Implementing data manipulation
Implementing data-change monitoring
Welcoming users upon account creation
Implementing account email confirmation
Sending re-engagement emails to inactive Firebase users
Chapter 9: We’re Done, Let’s Deploy
Deploying our application to Firebase
Customizing the Firebase hosting environment
Chapter 10: Integrating Firebase with NativeScript
Starting a NativeScript project
Adding the Firebase plugin to our application
Pushing/retrieving data from the Firebase Realtime Database
Authenticating using anonymous or password authentication
Authenticating using Google Sign-In
Adding dynamic behavior using Firebase Remote Config
Chapter 11: Integrating Firebase with Android/iOS Natively
Implementing the pushing and retrieving of data from Firebase
Realtime Database
Implementing anonymous authentication
Implementing password authentication on iOS
Implementing password authentication on Android
Implementing Google Sign-in authentication
Implementing Facebook login authentication
Facebook authentication in Android
Facebook authentication in iOS
Generating a crash report using Firebase Crash Report
Adding dynamic behavior using Firebase Remote Config in Android
Adding dynamic behavior using Firebase Remote Config in iOS
Chapter 12: Hack Application's Growth
Implementing sending/receiving app invite in Android/iOS
Implementing topic subscription in Android/ iOS
Chapter 13: Adding Analytics and Maximizing Earnings
Integrating Firebase analytics into Android/iOS applications
Implementing event logging on Android/iOS
Implementing user properties for data and audience filtering
Integrating Firebase AdMob with Android/iOS applications
Implementing Firebase AdMob banner ads on Android/iOS
Implementing Firebase AdMob native ads express on Android/iOS
Implementing AdMob ads targeting
Chapter 14: Firebase Cloud FireStore

RxJs

1. The Reactive Way . . . . . . . . . . . . 
What’s Reactive? 
Of Observers and Iterators 
The Rx Pattern and the Observable 
Creating Observables 
Wrapping Up 
2. Deep in the Sequence . . . . . . . . . . 
Visualizing Observables 
Basic Sequence Operators 
Canceling Sequences 
Handling Errors 
Making a Real-Time Earthquake Visualizer 
Ideas for Improvements 
Operator Rundown 
Wrapping Up 
3. Building Concurrent Programs . . . . . . . . 
Purity and the Observable Pipeline 
RxJS’s Subject Class 
Spaceship Reactive! 
Ideas for Improvements 
Wrapping Up 
4. Building a Complete Web Application . . . . . . 
Building a Real-Time Earthquake Dashboard 
Adding a List of Earthquakes 
Getting Real-Time Updates from Twitter 
Ideas for Improvements 
Wrapping Up 
5. Bending Time with Schedulers . . . . . . . . 
Using Schedulers 
Scheduling for Animations 
Testing with Schedulers 
Wrapping Up 
6. Reactive Web Applications with Cycle.js . . . . . 
Cycle.js 
Installing Cycle.js 
Our Project: Wikipedia Search 
Model-View-Intent 
Creating Reusable Widgets 
Ideas for Improvements 
Wrapping Up 

Node

Electron

Chapter 1: Chat application, building the first application in Electron.js 
What is Electron? 
About Electron 
Technical requirements 
Create an app in Electron 
Sample application 
Create a detail page 
Bootstrap 5 
Install Bootstrap 5 
Define columns 
Application debugging in Chrome 
Web design 
Contacts 
Chat 
Text's box 
Create contacts based on an array of objects 
Create chats based on an array of objects 
Chapter 2: Main modules in Electron 
Enable integration with Node 
Communication between processes through events 
Interprocess Communication: Send messages 
Main Process to Render Process 
Render process to main process 
Events and messages 
Introduction to menus in Electron 
Custom options 
Predefined roles 
Keyboard shortcuts: Shortcut 
Windows 
Windows identifier 
Additional windows 
Static methods for working with windows 
Close windows 
Chapter 3: Chat application, communication with Electron.js 
Communication between processes 
Upload contacts and chats 
Load contacts by selection 
Chapter 4: Build the application for production 
Chapter 5: Editor application 
Editor app and inter-process communication 
menu structure 
Create and open files 
menu options 
Chapter 6: Tasks app with Vue 
Prepare the environment 
Vue Router 
Instalation 
Project settings 
Component Creation 
Configure Electron.js 
Basic task CRUD with Vue 
List 
Create tasks 
Delete tasks 
Edit tasks 
Using Electron.js modules from Vue 
Basic Task CRUD with Vue and Electron.js 
List 
Rest CRUD operations 
Create task 
Edit task 
Delete task 
Electron.js and Electron DB 
Install ElectronDB 
Scheme to use 
List 
Create task 
Edit task 
Delete task 
Configure a Rest API on Node with Express 
Install required dependencies 
Configure the Rest API
Configure CORS 
List 
Configure Electron DB 
Create task 
Edit task 
Delete task 
Reload the listing 
Configure the Rest Api with Express and MySQL 
Install dependencies in the project 
Create SQL 
Create connection 
Get all records 
Create task 
Edit task 
Delete task 
Extra: Protect Rest Api by request origin 
Conclusion 
Basic user module 
Create SQL
Register a user 
Login 
Window to register 
Login window 
Messages and redirects 
Close windows 
Authentication token 
Register and consume the auth token from a file 
Obtain data from the user authenticated by the token 
Send event to main window when authenticating user 
Detect wrong login 
Sign off 
Include Bootstrap 5 in the project in Vue 
Container 
List 
Navbar 
Form 
Login and Registration window 
Optional: Adapt Vue app for the web 
Token handling 
Debug mode in routes 
Registration and login links 
Login and Cookies 
Sign off 
Checkin 
Build the app for production
Install Electron builder 
Other services 
Generate application build in Vue 
Vue application on server 
Application in Vue as part of the build 
Chapter 7: Environment variables and reload in the main process 
Environment Variables 
Reload/reload in the main process 
electron reloader 
Nodemon 
Electron reloader 

Pwa

1 Introducing Progressive Web Apps
First, a Little Bit of History 
Making a Progressive Web App
PWA Market Impact
PWAs and App Stores
Wrap-Up
2 Web App Manifest Files
Save to Home Screen
Making a Web App Installable
Anatomy of a Web App Manifest
Setting the App Name
Setting App Icons
Configuring Display Mode
Setting the Installed App’s Start URL
Setting App Options
Additional Options
Controlling the Installation Experience
Preparing to Code
Node.JS
Git Client
Visual Studio Code 
App Installation in Action
Adding a Service Worker
Adding a Web Manifest File
Running the App
Enhancing the Installation Process
Troubleshooting
Manifest Generation and More
Wrap-Up
3 Service Workers
PWA News
Introducing Service Workers
Preparing to Code
Prerequisites
Navigating the App Source 
Configuring the Server API
Starting the Server
Registering a Service Worker
Service Worker Scope
The Service Worker Lifecycle
Forcing Activation
Claiming Additional Browser Tabs
Observing a Service Worker Change
Forcing a Service Worker Update
Service Worker ready Promise
Wrap-Up
4 Resource Caching
Service Worker Cache Interface
Preparing to Code
Caching Application Resources 
Cache Management
Return a Data Object on Error 
Adding an Offline Page
Implementing Additional Caching Strategies
Cache-Only
Network First, Then Cache
Network First, Update Cache
Wrap-Up
5 Going the Rest of the Way Offline with Background Sync
Introducing Background Sync 
Offline Data Sync
Choosing a Sync Database
Create Database
Create Store
Add Data
Delete Objects
Iterating through Data Using Cursors
Preparing to Code
Enhancing the PWA News Application
Preparing the Service Worker for Background Sync
Updating the Web App to Use Background Sync
Finishing the Service Worker
Dealing with Last Chances
Wrap-Up
6 Push Notifications
Introducing Push Notifications
Remote Notification Architecture
Preparing to Code
Generating Encryption Keys
Validating Notification Support
Checking Notification Permission
Getting Permission for Notifications
Local Notifications
Notification Options
Subscribing to Notifications
Unsubscribing from Notifications
Remote Notifications
Dealing with Subscription Expiration
Sending Notifications to Push Services
Wrap-Up
7 Passing Data between Service Workers and Web Applications
Preparing to Code
Send Data from a Web App to a Service Worker
Send Data from a Service Worker to a Web App
Two-Way Communication Using MessageChannel 171
Wrap-Up
8 Assessment, Automation, and Deployment
Assessing PWA Quality Using Lighthouse
Preparing to Code
Using the Lighthouse Plugin
Using the Lighthouse Tools in the Browser
Using the Lighthouse Node Module
PWABuilder
Using the PWABuilder UI
Creating Deployable Apps
Using the PWABuilder CLI 
PWABuilder and Visual Studio 
PWAs and the Microsoft Store 
Wrap-Up
9 Automating Service Workers with Google Workbox
Introducing Workbox
Generating a Precaching Service Worker
Add Precaching to an Existing Service Worker
Controlling Cache Strategies 218
Wrap-Up

React/Redux




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