June 2014
Intermediate to advanced
254 pages
6h 2m
English
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Symbols
- () (parentheses), Method Context
A
- acceptance criteria, Defining the App
- access control, Access Control, Authentication–Delegated authentication, Authorization–OAuth 2.0, Conclusion
- about, Access Control
- authentication, Authentication–Delegated authentication
- authorization, Authorization–OAuth 2.0
- recommendations, Conclusion
- access control lists (ACLs), Authorization
- ACLs (access control lists), Authorization
- ad-hoc polymorphism, Generics and Collection Polymorphism
- .addEventListener() method, Function.prototype.bind()
- .addTo() function, Lambdas
- affordances (hypermedia), Affordances
- agile development methods, Defining the App
- Ajax technology, The JavaScript Revolution, Promises and Deferreds
- alerts, logging, Logging Service Alerts
- Alman, Ben, Immediately Invoked Function Expressions
- Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS), Queues and stacks
- AMD (asynchronous module definition), Asynchronous Module Definition–Asynchronous Module Definition, Plug-Ins–Plug-Ins, Jiron
- about, Asynchronous Module Definition–Asynchronous Module Definition
- exporting, Jiron
- loader plug-ins, Plug-Ins–Plug-Ins
- Amundsen, Mike, Affordances
- Angular library, Model View Controller/MV*
- anonymous functions, ...
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