Good JavaScript Documentation

[joelmac]

Hey there,

Does anyone know if there is a GOOD one-stop source for javaScript on the web that tells you everything you need to know? I know Netscape has a lot of stuff, they invented it after all, but for some reasone their information seems incomplete. This site is greate, but I'd reather look it up right away, insted of writing something and waiting.

Thanks

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[EdwardMartinIII]

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[xutopia]

joel,

In any programming languages you need at least two sources (most often three).

The first thing you need is a good reference. I recommend :

http://www.devguru.com/Technologies/ecmascript/quickref/javascript_index.html

The second I recommend is a book by Wrox Publishing "Professional Javascript second edition" which has to my liking the most complete and useful examples.

The third is this site right here. I found that people like Jemminger, Palbano (who is tipmaster of the week, congratulations Pete), onpnt, EdwardMartinIII, HellTel, harmmeijer and MrGreed (just to the name the most recent beneficial encounters) have been able to provide me with lots of insight and understanding of the language.

Of course none of us learnt Javascript without playing with it. So take some time and play with it! Also something that could be of benefit to you is to read the faq section of this Forum, and if you think you like stuff but don't understand try it and come see us if it doesn't work!

Good luck!

Gary

http://www.xutopia.com

Haran
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