Half-way through JavaScript:

[Mr Initial Man]

http://mrinitialman.furtopia.org/Book/outline.html

The end of that section is in sight!

[Four Staples]

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[Mr Initial Man]

Why the surprise?

[Ultimater]

Don't forget about cookies ;)
I'd also suggest dedicating a chapter to popular frameworks and picking the right one.

Depending on the scope of the book, you could also go into bitwise operators, memory leaks, debugging RegExps, try/catch blocks, innerHTML versus DOM, OR || instead of multiple ternaries ?:, Ajax, parsing XML Documents, XSLT... ick...

[Mr Initial Man]

Don't forget about cookies ;)
I'd also suggest dedicating a chapter to popular frameworks and picking the right one.

Depending on the scope of the book, you could also go into bitwise operators, memory leaks, debugging RegExps, try/catch blocks, innerHTML versus DOM, OR || instead of multiple ternaries ?:, Ajax, parsing XML Documents, XSLT... ick...

Thanks for the reminder on ||; I really should have mentioned that. HOWEVER, I'm worried that what I've talked about so far (in particular, Objects) already goes outside the original scope. If I mention innerHTML, it will be in the same breath as Framesets and the <font> tag.

XML and XHTML I'll natter about, as I will about HTML5. But seriously, this is not an expert's book. This is just an introductory course to website building.

As for XSLT, anyone who uses THAT to build a webpage must subscribe to the Rube Goldberg school of website design. I speak as someone who coded nearly an entire website using it. (See signature).