Re: recommendations for JavaScript learning resources?

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recommendations for JavaScript learning resources?

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Re: recommendations for JavaScript learning resources?

Sep 30th, 2003

webmonkey also has some good tutorials if I remember correctly. Another book you might want to look at is The Complete Idiots guide to JavaScript. It's pretty good. Though I agree with csgal, I'd learn a 'real' language. This is not to say you can't also know JS, just don't spend all your time on it. Because there is programs, such as Adobe ImageReady, that can take care of the bulk of your JS for you. Though it is good to understand it, in order to make changes or customize it. If you're really into a web language, I'd suggest php. Otherwise I'd learn Java, which could be used online or off