If you want some canned fancy Javascript stuff look at Scriptaculous...
http://script.aculo.us/
These are probably good examples to learn from. I've read some of the
code there and learned some things. (Taking a peek in Mac OS X's
bundled dashboard widgets also has some nice examples.)
I re
On 7/21/05, Bob Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am finally forced to learn Javascript.
The Javascript Visual Quickstart guide is a great and cheap book.
Since you're already a programmer, it's handy for just quick
no-nonsense code lookups to get you going.
Aside from that, just use Google.
I used the James Jaworski book. "Mastering JavaScript and JScript" My
version is copyright 1999 so it's a bit out of date though.
-Mike
On Thu, 2005-07-21 at 18:11, Bob Miller wrote:
> I am finally forced to learn Javascript.
>
> What training materials can you recommend? Books, on-lin
I am finally forced to learn Javascript.
What training materials can you recommend? Books, on-line
documentation, whatever worked for you? My preference is for a really
thorough reference manual combined with tutorial material that assumes
the reader has seen many other languages and wants to co
