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Free Online JavaScript Tutorials:
JavaScript for Web Pages and
Client-Side Web Coding
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This page offers free online JavaScript tutorials and is a primary JavaScript site for students and developers with special emphasis on learning to implement JavaScript for Web pages, or precisely JavaScript for client-side Web code; tutorials, tips and resources are included along with code examples for students. We recommended some prior knowledge of HTML markup language prior to learning JavaScript since many of the code examples are actual Web page applications of JavaScript client-side programming and ASP (Active Server Pages technology). Do not confuse JavaScript with Java. JavaScript is mainly used for scripting Web Page code whereas Java is actually an object-oriented high-level computer programming language with which programmers are able to write other computer application programs. This is a site meant to give you some immediate solutions without having to study JavaScript for 6 months or better. Test your JavaScript in more than one brand of browser. I also test code with
Firefox
and with Amaya editor/browser
after editing while
using Internet Explorer.
Two or three browsers should be installed and
placed on your desktop while coding and testing JavaScript.
Google the "JavaScript object model".
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JavaScript Button
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Scripts for Students
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JavaScript Button
The Alert Method (hitmill.com) Browser History List (hitmill.com) A Digital Clock Current Time/Current Date Current Date JavaScript Banner (hitmill.com) More JavaScript Tutorials
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JavaScript References
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Nic's JavaScript Page DevGuru's JavaScript Quick Reference JavaScript Language Reference (usda.gov) JavvaScriptLanguage Reference (openloop.com) Client-side JavaScript Reference (a book) Macromedia JavaScript Guide JavaScript Guide (version 1.1) DHTML Introduction JavaScript Guide for version 3 Web browsers; very old guide. Microsoft's Web Workshop has merged with the MSDN Library but there is a list of subjects here, previously in the Web Workshop. (Leave it to Microsoft to keep getting rid of great info. sites and merging info., changing URLs, eventually tossing good info. off their site, no longer supporting older software nor older technologies. Archives would be better than dropping support.) Appendix A JavaScript Language Reference JavaScript Language Reference (computerbytesman.com) HotRAD JavaScript Language Reference History of JavaScriptA Brief History of JavaScript |
Additional Scripting Languages/References
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AppleScript (Apple.com)
Microsoft's JScript Page JS Script User's Guide (Microsoft.com) VBScript User's Guide VBScript Language Reference Windows Script Web Techniques magazine archives ECMA Standards (ECMA International) |