@@ -55,28 +55,6 @@ <h2>Why is JavaScript necessary?</h2>
5555< a href ="https://angularjs.org/ "> Angular.js</ a > ,
5656< a href ="http://backbonejs.org/ "> Backbone.js</ a > , and
5757< a href ="http://emberjs.com/ "> Ember.js</ a > continue to mature.</ p >
58- < h2 > JavaScript learning checklist</ h2 >
59- < p > < i class ="fa fa-check-square-o "> </ i >
60- Create a simple HTML file with basic elements in it. Use the
61- < code > python -m SimpleHTTPServer</ code > command to serve it up. Create a
62- < code > <script type="text/javascript"></script></ code >
63- element at the end of the < code > <body></ code > section in the HTML page. Start playing
64- with JavaScript within that element to learn the basic syntax.</ p >
65- < p > < i class ="fa fa-check-square-o "> </ i >
66- Download < a href ="http://jquery.com/ "> JQuery</ a > and add it to the page above your
67- JavaScript element. Start working with JQuery and learning how it makes basic
68- JavaScript easier.</ p >
69- < p > < i class ="fa fa-check-square-o "> </ i >
70- Work with JavaScript on the page. Incorporate examples from open source
71- projects listed below as well as JQuery plugins. Check out the Unheap link
72- below to find a large collection of categorized JQuery plugins.</ p >
73- < p > < i class ="fa fa-check-square-o "> </ i >
74- Check out the JavaScript resources below to learn more about advanced concepts
75- and open source libraries.</ p >
76- < p > < i class ="fa fa-check-square-o "> </ i >
77- Integrate JavaScript into your web application and check the
78- < a href ="/static-content.html "> static content</ a > section for how to host the JavaScript
79- files.</ p >
8058< h2 > Where did JavaScript originate?</ h2 >
8159< p > JavaScript is an implementation of
8260< a href ="https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide/JavaScript_Overview "> the ECMAScript specification</ a >
@@ -108,6 +86,28 @@ <h2>JavaScript resources</h2>
10886 plugins for everything from navigation to displaying media.</ p >
10987</ li >
11088</ ul >
89+ < h2 > JavaScript learning checklist</ h2 >
90+ < p > < i class ="fa fa-check-square-o "> </ i >
91+ Create a simple HTML file with basic elements in it. Use the
92+ < code > python -m SimpleHTTPServer</ code > command to serve it up. Create a
93+ < code > <script type="text/javascript"></script></ code >
94+ element at the end of the < code > <body></ code > section in the HTML page. Start playing
95+ with JavaScript within that element to learn the basic syntax.</ p >
96+ < p > < i class ="fa fa-check-square-o "> </ i >
97+ Download < a href ="http://jquery.com/ "> JQuery</ a > and add it to the page above your
98+ JavaScript element. Start working with JQuery and learning how it makes basic
99+ JavaScript easier.</ p >
100+ < p > < i class ="fa fa-check-square-o "> </ i >
101+ Work with JavaScript on the page. Incorporate examples from open source
102+ projects listed below as well as JQuery plugins. Check out the Unheap link
103+ below to find a large collection of categorized JQuery plugins.</ p >
104+ < p > < i class ="fa fa-check-square-o "> </ i >
105+ Check out the JavaScript resources below to learn more about advanced concepts
106+ and open source libraries.</ p >
107+ < p > < i class ="fa fa-check-square-o "> </ i >
108+ Integrate JavaScript into your web application and check the
109+ < a href ="/static-content.html "> static content</ a > section for how to host the JavaScript
110+ files.</ p >
111111< h3 > Do you need to style your app or deploy it next?</ h3 >
112112 < div class ="row ">
113113 < div class ="col-md-3 ">
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