Reviews
I've read the 61 pages now and there are places where the explanation seems a little bit strange. For example, the RAMDAM, in an arrow. Page 21. Let's see if we can get the same number of spaces. I'll go look for the noon table. But the overall content is made up of things that might help us to study value.
Explanations and simpleness for eye level! And it's useful! It was hard for me to write a node at work, but it feels like it's being organized at once.
As a server developer and projecter, we think that there is no language that changes as fast as JavaScript. (React JS, VIS, AC #Are #Js and so forth) When I read several books on JavaScript, there was an atmosphere of concern, and since it was a book on JavaScript that contained the connection to the network database with the server, I wondered if the client was correctly formed from the actual project. First of all, it was a book that could answer these questions. The book explains how to
I went to the bookstore today, and I read it myself. It's not a detail. But it was easy for a beginner to learn by following the staff. I've never developed the NodeJS environment and the ViusJS. I think you'll get a sense of it if you look at this book!
Park Jung-tae: Building a Server and Client with JavaScript
Value in class. js library and i. A book that can be used js to develop servers and front-end areas, explaining at least how to make it easy for those who have not experienced programming. In all four steps, you can build a server and set up chats and shopping malls and make web services yourself. It will help anyone who knows JavaScript but does not use it well, or who is a developer, or a client, or wants to create a server program.
Korean title: 자바스크립트로 서버와 클라이언트 구축하기
Korean author: 박정태
Korean publisher: 정보문화사
ISBN-13: 9788956747842
Reviews
I've read the 61 pages now and there are places where the explanation seems a little bit strange. For example, the RAMDAM, in an arrow. Page 21. Let's see if we can get the same number of spaces. I'll go look for the noon table. But the overall content is made up of things that might help us to study value.
Explanations and simpleness for eye level! And it's useful! It was hard for me to write a node at work, but it feels like it's being organized at once.
As a server developer and projecter, we think that there is no language that changes as fast as JavaScript. (React JS, VIS, AC #Are #Js and so forth) When I read several books on JavaScript, there was an atmosphere of concern, and since it was a book on JavaScript that contained the connection to the network database with the server, I wondered if the client was correctly formed from the actual project. First of all, it was a book that could answer these questions. The book explains how to
I went to the bookstore today, and I read it myself. It's not a detail. But it was easy for a beginner to learn by following the staff. I've never developed the NodeJS environment and the ViusJS. I think you'll get a sense of it if you look at this book!
