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i want to learn javascript

         

humpingdan

8:36 pm on Nov 11, 2003 (gmt 0)

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whats that best way to learn javascript? are there many online tutorials i could read or go through? perhaps there are some books that come highly recommended?

thanks
Dan

coopster

8:56 pm on Nov 11, 2003 (gmt 0)

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>>whats that best way to learn javascript?
Dig in.

>>are there many online tutorials i could read or go through?
Loads of them. There are TONS of sample scripts too. You may want to visit a site such as h**p://javascript.internet.com/ and pick an interesting topic. Copy the script into a text editor and analyze it.
Or you could visit h**p://wdvl.com/Authoring/JavaScript/ and take some tutorials.

>>perhaps there are some books that come highly recommended?
I like Danny Goodman's JavaScript Bible

korkus2000

10:07 pm on Nov 11, 2003 (gmt 0)

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>>I like Danny Goodman's JavaScript Bible

Best Javascript book I ever read. Definitely suggest it. Also hanging around this and other JS forums and looking at the code posted will help you get your feet wet.

dcrombie

3:27 pm on Nov 12, 2003 (gmt 0)



My best reference for years was a JavaScript 1.0 manual. It's not such an issue now, but when M$ was <doing what it does> to Netscape you couldn't trust anything above that to work. Apart from some image rollovers (JS1.1) and DHTML menus (JS1.2) most of what I use is vanilla JS.