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A History of Client-Side Scripting and Web 2.0: From Docsity.com, Slides of Business Management and Analysis

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An in-depth exploration of the history and evolution of client-side scripting and web 2.0 technologies. Topics covered include the introduction of client-side scripting, the client-side scripting wars between javascript, jscript, and ecmascript, and the role of the document object model (dom) and browser object model (bom) in contemporary web development. Students and professionals interested in web development, computer science, or digital media studies will find this document a valuable resource.

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