BOM stands for Browser Object Model, which is a JavaScript API that allows developers to interact with the browser window, frames, and history. The BOM is not standardized and can widely vary across browsers, making it a bit thorny to work with.
BOM provides a way to manipulate the browser window and control the behavior of the user interface. It can be used for a variety of purposes, such as opening new windows or tabs, resizing the browser window, accessing the browser history, and much more.
This series of tutorials will help you learn almost everything about BOM in the world of modern JavaScript, in order from basic to advanced, from simple to complex. This will be a long journey with many thorns. Let’s try our best to overcome it.
