that actually gets into building complex xalculators and such
But the Javascript Pocket Reference is the one that gets visited most
On Monday, January 12, 2004, at 06:40 PM, Tim Howe wrote:
Is there a decent javascript book out there? I've been doing web development in one form or another for about 9 years now, and I need a book that doesn't assume I'm an idiot (even if I am :). Something good with detail, decent coverage of the language features, and a comprehensive reference. Every book I have looked at so far seems to say "Hey javascript is great! It lets you do cool stuff. Here's a hello world program. The end." I need a book that takes it seriously and I can't find one. Are there any people out there using javascript fairly often who have a good book they rely on?--
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