No matter what language you are programming in you will undoubtedly need JavaScript at some point in your life. There are plenty of places to learn JavaScript and I’m going to point you in the right direction. I have found that the best way to learn JavaScript, or any other language, is to jump in first and ask questions later. These tutorials will allow you to do just that.
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JavaScript Core Guide 1.5 (Great reference manual for learning JavaScript!)**
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JavaScript And Object Oriented Programming (Beginners may be lost!)
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JavaScript Kit Tutorials (Scroll to the bottom of the page for EXCELLENT tutorials on a variety of specific JavaScript related things)*
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Webdeveloper.com Forum (Go here to ask JavaScript questions & see what others have asked!)
- Tamarin Project
- JavaScript Archive Network (Great open source JavaScript repository)
- Tek-Tips JavaScript Forum (Another great forum to learn from!)
- CodeHouse
- Programmers Help (Offers a few interesting tutorials for JavaScript)
- WebMonkey JavaScript TutorialsWebMonkey JavaScript Tutorials
- Html Goodies
- C Point JavaScript Tutorials**
- Web Design Reference
- Good Tutorials (This is not really for beginners!)
- Expert Rating JavaScript Tutorials (Great for newbies!)
- 4 Guys From Rolla (A few JavaScript goodies!)
- Html Center JavaScript Tutorials
- Pixel2Life JavaScript Tutorials*
- SitePoint JavaScript Tutorials
- Java Script Search
- The Site Wizard
- Soft Lookup (Bad background color, but really great reference!)
**Great for newbies!
* Offers a number of tutorials from beginner to more advanced.
Some of you may not think that you need to know JavaScript. Even if you know a higher level programming language, knowing JavaScript will benefit you. I know several major languages, but I still use JavaScript from time to time. Knowing it will enhance your skill set and allow you to do creative things in your programming.
Enjoy!
Kila Morton
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