Hey.
I've taken some of my spare time recently to write a guide to JS, the way I
think it should be learned - from the bottom up - with dom and ajax as a
side trip only. I've found myself reading a lot of bad guides along the way,
but almost never found a realy good and thorough one (though there probably
is one that I haven't found...). Also I was bored.
Anyway, I would love your comments on it. I would also like to add links for
further reading for each page ('cause reading guides and articles is 80% of
how you stay up to date, so it's an important skill from the get-go), so if
you have ideas I'd love to add them.
Lastly, though maybe this isn't the place - I found it easy to link to
places where you can learn mootools (especially the mootorial and "up the
moo herd") but found it hard to find the same resources for YUI and Dojo
(mostly because I'm not that familiar with them). I think it fair to allow a
user to choose his FW out of a collection, and that means I need to be
fair...
The guide <http://blog.arieh.co.il/posts/open/javascript-guide--wrap-up>
PS
I know there are some parts that aren't accurate - especially the part about
the prototype. I tried to put it to a minimum, but some parts are easier for
me to use than to explain...
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Arieh Glazer
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