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Maintainable JavaScript: Writing Readable Code
When you're writing code alone, you have a lot of leeway. But when you start writing code as part of a team, you need to think harder about the decisions you make. This book will help you do that.
When you write code in a team setting, will other developers be able to understand what you did? Did you organize your code in such a way that it's easy to adapt and extend? Will your code survive once you're gone? Maintainable JavaScript doesn't just recommend a set of guidelines, it examines guidelines being used and recommended by others in the industry, so you get a feel for what's common in well-run JavaScript projects.
Save a copy of this book now. It's the only resource that focus solely on JavaScript conventions.
When you write code in a team setting, will other developers be able to understand what you did? Did you organize your code in such a way that it's easy to adapt and extend? Will your code survive once you're gone? Maintainable JavaScript doesn't just recommend a set of guidelines, it examines guidelines being used and recommended by others in the industry, so you get a feel for what's common in well-run JavaScript projects.
Save a copy of this book now. It's the only resource that focus solely on JavaScript conventions.
238 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2012
About the author
Nicholas C. Zakas
19 books106 followersChinese: 尼古拉斯
Nicholas C. Zakas is a front-end consultant, author, and speaker. He worked at Yahoo! for almost five years, where he was front-end tech lead for the Yahoo! homepage and a contributor to the YUI library. He is the author of Maintainable JavaScript (O’Reilly, 2012), Professional JavaScript for Web Developers (Wrox, 2012), High Performance JavaScript
(O’Reilly, 2010), and Professional Ajax (Wrox, 2007). Nicholas is a strong advocate for development best practices including progressive enhancement, accessibility, performance, scalability, and maintainability.
Nicholas C. Zakas is a front-end consultant, author, and speaker. He worked at Yahoo! for almost five years, where he was front-end tech lead for the Yahoo! homepage and a contributor to the YUI library. He is the author of Maintainable JavaScript (O’Reilly, 2012), Professional JavaScript for Web Developers (Wrox, 2012), High Performance JavaScript
(O’Reilly, 2010), and Professional Ajax (Wrox, 2007). Nicholas is a strong advocate for development best practices including progressive enhancement, accessibility, performance, scalability, and maintainability.
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July 12, 2013
La prima parte di questo manuale è una estesa raccolta di best practices su come organizzare il codice, come suddividere gli script, come nominare le variabili, ecc.
La seconda parte copre quasi esclusivamente l'uso di tool esterni (per analisi statica del codice, raggruppamento, minificazione, ecc.) e Ant per automatizzare tutti i processi di deploy.
Se non avete mai letto manuali sullo stile di programmazione e non conoscete Ant, questo manuale è un must read, mentre se avete già basi di clean code, usate già jslint e soci, e conoscete già Ant, sarà fondamentalmente inutile.
Se avete già letto "Professional Javascript for Web Developers" (dello stesso autore) o "Javascript the Good Parts", la prima parte sarà abbastanza inutile, in quanto già coperta da entrambi, e la seconda parte potrebbe non valere il prezzo, soprattutto se non usate Ant.
La seconda parte copre quasi esclusivamente l'uso di tool esterni (per analisi statica del codice, raggruppamento, minificazione, ecc.) e Ant per automatizzare tutti i processi di deploy.
Se non avete mai letto manuali sullo stile di programmazione e non conoscete Ant, questo manuale è un must read, mentre se avete già basi di clean code, usate già jslint e soci, e conoscete già Ant, sarà fondamentalmente inutile.
Se avete già letto "Professional Javascript for Web Developers" (dello stesso autore) o "Javascript the Good Parts", la prima parte sarà abbastanza inutile, in quanto già coperta da entrambi, e la seconda parte potrebbe non valere il prezzo, soprattutto se non usate Ant.
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