Sunday, 1 July 2007

Learning JavaScript

JavaScript is not just a browser's language, although this is the field it is most popular in. JavaScript may also be used to automate Windows tasks (through Windows Scripting Host), there are some server-side JavaScript, and so on.

Deciding to learn JS, I've set to find good resources to learn from. Here's what I found (that is good for me):
w3schools tutorials
This is a good starting place to learn a bit about JS to get you starting

JavaScript - the definitive guide
I've got this book and look no further. All You need to know about JS is there. Note that I'm a professional software developer. For me, it is more important to understand the core, then I'll be able to apply it. If you need a cookbook, You'd rather look elsewhere.

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