JavaScript Framework Design (2nd Edition)
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Editor's review
The book dismantles and reconstructs core concepts such as the virtual DOM, reactive systems, componentization, and routing at the level of principle, guiding readers to transform from "users" into "designers." This shift in perspective is crucial: it cultivates the abstract ability and architectural thinking needed to build the底层 of complex systems rather than停留在 API call level. The new edition keeps pace with technological evolution, adding discussion of modern front-end engineering systems, TypeScript integration, and cross-platform framework design, ensuring that this classic work remains highly timely and referential today.
For readers who aspire to go deep into the heart of front-end technology, hope to build their own tool libraries, or wish to understand the essence of technology, this book offers a solid path from understanding to creation. Its content is dense and its logic rigorous; reading requires some prior knowledge, but the reward is systematic cognitive improvement.
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Mid-to-senior developers who want a deep understanding of how modern front-end frameworks such as Vue and React work under the hood
- Technical architects who intend to design or build their own front-end tool libraries and components
- Learners who want to build a systematic front-end knowledge base and progress from “knowing how to use” to “understanding the principles”
- Students in computer-related majors who want to deepen their understanding of the JavaScript language and engineering practice
Not a good fit for
- Absolute beginners who only want to quickly get started with a specific framework and look for hands-on project guides
- Readers who are not yet familiar with basic JavaScript syntax and lack practical coding experience
Reading tips
- Readers are advised to start after gaining ES6+ syntax and basic experience with at least one mainstream framework (Vue/React)
- While reading, try implementing simplified versions of core modules (such as the observer pattern and virtual DOM diff) based on the book’s ideas to deepen understanding
- The book can serve as a “dictionary of principles” for targeted reference when encountering framework black-box issues during development
About the publisher
Posts & Telecom Press is known for its strengths in science and technology, computing, and information and communications titles, and has extended its publishing into photography, art, software learning, and inspirational growth, giving it a fairly diverse range. Its catalog includes computing and communications works such as Refactoring and Patterns (Revised Edition) and Huawei Switch Learning Guide (Second Edition), alongside bilingual collector's editions such as The Little Prince (Chinese-English-French illustrated collector's edition), The Great Gatsby, and Three Days to See. Beijing Ten Years: 1980-1990 and Ghost Blade: WLOP Personal Illustration Collection reflect its presence in photography and art. Its authors include Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Helen Keller, Joshua Kerievsky, Wang Da, Zhang Zhaozeng, and WLOP.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 内容提要
- 前言
- InfoQ访谈
- 第1章 种子模块
- 1.1 模块化
- 1.2 功能介绍
- 1.3 对象扩展
- 1.4 数组化
- 1.5 类型的判定
- 1.6 domReady
- 1.7 无冲突处理
- 1.8 总结
- 第2章 语言模块
- 2.1 字符串的扩展与修复
- 2.2 数组的扩展与修复
- 2.3 数值的扩展与修复
- 2.4 函数的扩展与修复
- 2.5 日期的扩展与修复
- 第3章 浏览器嗅探与特征侦测
- 3.1 浏览器判定
- 3.2 document.all趣闻
- 3.3 事件的支持侦测
- 3.4 样式的支持侦测
- 3.5 jQuery一些常用特征的含义
- 第4章 类工厂
- 4.1 JavaScript对类的支撑
- 4.2 各种类工厂的实现
- 4.3 进击的属性描述符
- 4.4 真类降临
- 第5章 选择器引擎
- 5.1 浏览器内置的寻找元素的方法
- 5.2 getElementsBySelector
- 5.3 选择器引擎涉及的知识点
- 5.4 选择器引擎涉及的通用函数
- 5.5 Sizzle引擎
- 5.6 总结
- 第6章 节点模块
- 6.1 节点的创建
- 6.2 节点的插入
- 6.3 节点的复制
- 6.4 节点的移除
- 6.5 节点的移除回调实现
- 6.6 innerHTML、innerText、outerHTML、outerText的兼容处理
- 6.7 模板容器元素
- 6.8 iframe元素
- 6.9 总结
- 第7章 数据缓存模块
- 7.1 jQuery的第1代缓存系统
- 7.2 jQuery的第2代缓存系统
- 7.3 jQuery的第3代缓存系统
- 7.4 有容量限制的缓存系统
- 7.5 本地存储系统
- 7.6 总结
- 第8章 样式模块
- 8.1 主体架构
- 8.2 样式名的修正
- 8.3 个别样式的特殊处理
- 8.4 元素的滚动条的坐标
- 8.5 总结
- 第9章 属性模块
- 9.1 元素节点的属性
- 9.2 如何区分固有属性与自定义属性
- 9.3 如何判定浏览器是否区分固有属性与自定义属性
- 9.4 IE的属性系统的3次演变
- 9.5 className的操作
- 9.6 Prototype.js的属性系统
- 9.7 jQuery的属性系统
- 9.8 avalon的属性系统
- 9.9 value的操作
- 9.10 总结
- 第10章 PC端的事件系统
- 第10章 PC端的事件系统
- 10.1 原生API简介
- 10.2 onXXX绑定方式的缺陷
- 10.3 attachEvent的缺陷
- 10.4 addEventListener的缺陷
- 10.5 handleEvent与EventListenerOptions
- 10.6 Dean Edward“大神”的addEvent.js源码分析
- 10.7 jQuery的事件系统
- 10.8 avalon2的事件系统
- 10.9 总结
- 第11章 移动端的事件系统
- 11.1 touch系事件
- 11.2 gesture系事件
- 11.3 tap系事件
- 11.4 press系事件
- 11.5 swipe系事件
- 11.6 pinch系事件
- 11.7 拖放系事件
- 11.8 rotate系事件
- 11.9 总结
- 第12章 异步模型
- 12.1 setTimeout与setInterval
- 12.2 Promise诞生前的世界
- 12.3 JSDeferred里程碑
- 12.4 jQuery Deferred宣教者
- 12.5 es6 Promise第一个标准模型
- 12.6 es6生成器过渡者
- 12.7 es7 async/await终极方案
- 12.8 总结
- 第13章 数据交互模块
- 13.1 Ajax概览
- 13.2 优雅地取得XMLHttpRequest对象
- 13.3 XMLHttpRequest对象的事件绑定与状态维护
- 13.4 发送请求与数据
- 13.5 接收数据
- 13.6 上传文件
- 13.7 jQuery.ajax
- 13.8 fetch，下一代Ajax
- 第14章 动画引擎
- 14.1 动画的原理
- 14.2 缓动公式
- 14.3 jQuery.animate
- 14.4 mass Framework基于JavaScript的动画引擎
- 14.5 requestAnimationFrame
- 14.6 CSS3 transition
- 14.7 CSS3 animation
- 14.8 mass Framework基于CSS的动画引擎
- 第15章 MVVM
- 15.1 前端模板（静态模板）
- 15.2 MVVM的动态模板
- 15.3 ViewModel
- 15.4 React与虚拟DOM
- 15.5 性能墙与复杂墙
- 第16章 组件
- 16.1 jQuery时代的组件方案
- 16.2 avalon2的组件方案
- 16.3 React的组件方案
- 16.4 前端路由
- 彩蛋
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About the author
Situ Zhengmei is a technical author in the field of front-end development in China. Publicly available information about the author is limited, and the best-known representative work is JavaScript Framework Design (2nd Edition). This book falls under programming design and focuses on the design ideas and implementation methods of JavaScript frameworks, targeting learners and developers who want to understand the underlying mechanisms of front-end frameworks in depth. In terms of subject matter, the author attends to abstraction and engineering practice at the framework level rather than listing scattered syntax tips, and the writing tends to move from design principles to code implementation, helping readers build an overall understanding of framework structure. Because only one work by this author is included in the collection, details such as biography and professional experience cannot be verified; readers may turn to the book itself to learn about the author's technical grounding and expressive style in JavaScript framework design.
