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Chapter 23 – JavaScript Programming Practices
In this chapter we bring to a close our discussion of JavaScript by highlighting some recommended practices for and salient issues regarding JavaScript in the "real world." Our focus is on errors and debugging as well as on writing robust JavaScript that utilizes defensive programming techniques. We also touch on some distribution issues, such as protecting your code and decreasing its download time, and discuss where JavaScript fits into the "big picture" of the Web. The discussion in this chapter condenses many years worth of programming experience into a few dozen pages, so that developers — new ones in particular — can save themselves and their users some headaches by careful consideration of the content presented here.
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This was Chapter 24 in the first edition of JavaScript: The Complete Reference.
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