是否有一组东西是每个JavaScript程序员都应该知道的,以便能够说“我懂JavaScript”?


当前回答

jQuery。YUI。不是(等等等等)

框架可能很有用,但它们经常隐藏JavaScript和DOM实际工作的细节,这些细节有时很难看。如果你的目标是能够说“我懂JavaScript”,那么在一个框架上投入大量的时间是与此相反的。

这里有一些JavaScript语言的特性,你应该知道它在做什么,不会被发现,但对很多人来说不是很明显:

That object.prop and object['prop'] are the same thing (so can you please stop using eval, thanks); that object properties are always strings (even for arrays); what for...in is for (and what it isn't). Property-sniffing; what undefined is (and why it smells); why the seemingly-little-known in operator is beneficial and different from typeof/undefined checks; hasOwnProperty; the purpose of delete. That the Number datatype is really a float; the language-independent difficulties of using floats; avoiding the parseInt octal trap. Nested function scoping; the necessity of using var in the scope you want to avoid accidental globals; how scopes can be used for closures; the closure loop problem. How global variables and window properties collide; how global variables and document elements shouldn't collide but do in IE; the necessity of using var in global scope too to avoid this. How the function statement acts to ‘hoist’ a definition before code preceding it; the difference between function statements and function expressions; why named function expressions should not be used. How constructor functions, the prototype property and the new operator really work; methods of exploiting this to create the normal class/subclass/instance system you actually wanted; when you might want to use closure-based objects instead of prototyping. (Most JS tutorial material is absolutely terrible on this; it took me years to get it straight in my head.) How this is determined at call-time, not bound; how consequently method-passing doesn't work like you expect from other languages; how closures or Function#bind may be used to get around that. Other ECMAScript Fifth Edition features like indexOf, forEach and the functional-programming methods on Array; how to fix up older browsers to ensure you can use them; using them with inline anonymous function expressions to get compact, readable code. The flow of control between the browser and user code; synchronous and asynchronous execution; events that fire inside the flow of control (eg. focus) vs. events and timeouts that occur when control returns; how calling a supposedly-synchronous builtin like alert can end up causing potentially-disastrous re-entrancy. How cross-window scripting affects instanceof; how cross-window scripting affects the control flow across different documents; how postMessage will hopefully fix this.

请看关于最后两项的答案。

最重要的是,你应该批判性地看待JavaScript,承认由于历史原因,它是一种不完美的语言(甚至比大多数语言都不完美),并避免它最糟糕的故障点。Crockford在这方面的工作绝对值得一读(尽管我并不100%同意他关于“好的部分”是什么)。

其他回答

你知道javascript,如果你能有效地使用数组,数字,字符串,日期和对象。为Math和RegExp加分。你应该能够编写函数和使用变量(在正确的范围内,即作为对象的“方法”)。

我看到一些关于了解闭包的评论,奢侈的函数语法,blabla。所有这些都与这个问题无关。这就好比说,如果你能在11秒内跑完100米,你就是一名跑步者。

我说可能需要几周的时间来精通javascript。在那之后,你需要花费数年时间,阅读数十本书,编写数千行程序,才能成为专家、忍者等等。

但这不是问题所在。

对了,DOM不是javascript的一部分,jQuery也不是。所以我认为两者都与这个问题无关。

jQuery是我最好的推荐。不仅仅是代码本身,它的习惯用法、风格和背后的思想都是最值得模仿的。

我强烈推荐阅读Javascript: The Good Parts

它可以被禁用。

数组中。Length方法不是数组项的计数,而是最高索引。即使该项被设置为undefined

var a = [];
a.length;   // === 0
a[10];      // === undefined
a[10] = undefined;
a.length;   // === 11
a.pop();    // === undefined
a.length;   // === 10

这种行为很难与语言设计错误区分开来。