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Make an active site
What you will learn
We now know how to create JavaScript applications and deploy them into the cloud as part of HTML-formatted web pages. We have seen how a JavaScript code can communicate with the user by changing the document element properties held in the Document Object Model (DOM) created by the browser from the original HTML. We made a ticking clock in which our JavaScript code changed the textContent property of a paragraph displaying the time. We can also deploy our web pages and their applications in the cloud so anyone with a web browser can use them.
In Chapter 2, we also discovered how a program could receive ...
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