Douglas Crockford does the DOM on Video
I was lucky enough to get some good JavaScript trainings in the last months, one of which being Douglas Crockford explaining the DOM as an inconvenient API to work with.
While his slides have a splendid “Silent Movie” style to it (white text on black background), they tend to be a bit overwhelming when you don’t get his explanations alongside them. Well, <farnsworth>Good News, everyone!</farnsworth>: his sessions have now been made available as small half hour videos on the web.
- Theory of the DOM Part 1 (31 minutes)
- Theory of the DOM Part 2 (21 minutes)
- Theory of the DOM Part 3 (26 minutes)
Personally I learnt more in Douglas’ training sessions so far than in about 5 years of reading books and web content on the subject. This is really good material if you want to understand why working with the DOM can sometimes be a very tough job.


October 18th, 2006 at 8:36 pm
October 19th, 2006 at 7:48 am
November 2nd, 2006 at 3:35 am
I finally got around to watching these videos today and there is definitely some good info there. Thanks for pointing them out. I also noticed there are videos for his “Advanced JavaScript” presentation as well which I hope to check out soon (click the “YUI on Yahoo! Video” link in the “More Videos” section to see them)