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The JavaScript language
An introduction
- An Introduction to JavaScript (@zaicevas)
- Manuals and specifications (@zaicevas)
- Code editors (@zaicevas)
- Developer console (@zaicevas)
JavaScript Fundamentals
- Hello, world! (@meilune) Hello World Page translated #65
- Code structure (@meilune) Second Pull for the structure of code bit #66
- The modern mode, "use strict" (@meilune) Translated the use strict mode article #67
- Variables (@meilune) Updating some old translations and adding new variables translation #68
- Data types (@meilune) Translated Data Type section #69
- Interaction: alert, prompt, confirm (@meilune) Translated article about alert, prompt and confirm #73
- Type Conversions (@meilune) Translated Type Conversion Article #70
- Basic operators, maths (@meilune) Translated article about operators #71
- Comparisons (@meilune) Translated Comparisons Article #72
- Conditional branching: if, '?' (@meilune) Translated IF statements article and tasks #74
- Logical operators (@meilune) Translated the if statements #77
- Nullish coalescing operator '??' (@Alexandre887) Translation of the article "Nulish coalescing operator '??'" #113
- Loops: while and for (@meilune) Translated while for section #80
- The "switch" statement (@meilune) Translated Switch chapter #82
- Functions (@Alexandre887) Translation of the article "Functions" into Lithuanian #108
- Function Expressions (@Alexandre887) Translation of the article "Function Expressions" #112
- Arrow functions, the basics (@Alexandre887) Translation of the article "Arrow functions, the basis" #111
- JavaScript specials (@Alexandre887) Translation of the article "JavaScript specials" #109
Code quality
- Debugging in the browser
- Coding Style
- Comments
- Ninja code
- Automated testing with Mocha
- Polyfills and transpilers
Objects: the basics
- Objects
- Object references and copying
- Garbage collection
- Object methods, "this"
- Constructor, operator "new"
- Optional chaining '?.'
- Symbol type
- Object to primitive conversion
Data types
- Methods of primitives
- Numbers
- Strings
- Arrays
- Array methods
- Iterables
- Map and Set
- WeakMap and WeakSet
- Object.keys, values, entries
- Destructuring assignment
- Date and time
- JSON methods, toJSON
Advanced working with functions
- Recursion and stack
- Rest parameters and spread syntax
- Variable scope, closure
- The old "var"
- Global object
- Function object, NFE
- The "new Function" syntax
- Scheduling: setTimeout and setInterval
- Decorators and forwarding, call/apply
- Function binding
- Arrow functions revisited
Object properties configuration
Prototypes, inheritance
Classes
- Class basic syntax
- Class inheritance
- Static properties and methods
- Private and protected properties and methods
- Extending built-in classes
- Class checking: "instanceof"
- Mixins
Error handling
Promises, async/await
- Introduction: callbacks (@kkuciauskas) Translate "Introduction: callbacks" to Lithuanian #19
- Promise
- Promises chaining
- Error handling with promises
- Promise API
- Promisification
- Microtasks
- Async/await
Generators, advanced iteration
Modules
Miscellaneous
Browser: Document, Events, Interfaces
Document
- Browser environment, specs
- DOM tree
- Walking the DOM
- Searching: getElement*, querySelector*
- Node properties: type, tag and contents
- Attributes and properties
- Modifying the document
- Styles and classes
- Element size and scrolling
- Window sizes and scrolling
- Coordinates
Introduction to Events
- Introduction to browser events
- Bubbling and capturing
- Event delegation
- Browser default actions
- Dispatching custom events
UI Events
- Mouse events
- Moving the mouse: mouseover/out, mouseenter/leave
- Drag'n'Drop with mouse events
- Pointer events
- Keyboard: keydown and keyup
- Scrolling
Forms, controls
- Form properties and methods
- Focusing: focus/blur
- Events: change, input, cut, copy, paste
- Forms: event and method submit
Document and resource loading
- Page: DOMContentLoaded, load, beforeunload, unload
- Scripts: async, defer
- Resource loading: onload and onerror
Miscellaneous
Frames and windows
Binary data, files
Network requests
- Fetch
- FormData
- Fetch: Download progress
- Fetch: Abort
- Fetch: Cross-Origin Requests
- Fetch API
- URL objects
- XMLHttpRequest
- Resumable file upload
- Long polling
- WebSocket
- Server Sent Events
Storing data in the browser
Animation
Web components
- From the orbital height
- Custom elements
- Shadow DOM
- Template element
- Shadow DOM slots, composition
- Shadow DOM styling
- Shadow DOM and events
Regular expressions
- Patterns and flags
- Character classes
- Unicode: flag "u" and class \p{...}
- Anchors: string start ^ and end $
- Multiline mode of anchors ^ $, flag "m"
- Word boundary: \b
- Escaping, special characters
- Sets and ranges [...]
- Quantifiers +, *, ? and {n}
- Greedy and lazy quantifiers
- Capturing groups
- Backreferences in pattern: \N and \k<name>
- Alternation (OR) |
- Lookahead and lookbehind
- Catastrophic backtracking
- Sticky flag "y", searching at position
- Methods of RegExp and String