@Stodge: As a JS novice, I found Aaron's book "Mootools Essentials" to be a pretty good read. It is mostly a reference guide, but in addition to referencing the Mootools Library, there's alot of great insight on Javascript itself. I was just parsing through it last night and noticed some native methods on "Function" that I had no clue existed. In his reference to the Mootools Function.run method, he covers the .call and .apply methods, to bind elements to a particular function.
The short story, is it's pretty good to have around. Even if the whole thing is set in 24pt. @Aaron, Why is it in 24pt? -Chase On Jun 18, 5:21 am, Stodge <[email protected]> wrote: > Just wondering which book you would recommend between: > > MooTools Essentials: The Official MooTools Reference for JavaScript™ > and Ajax Development by Aaron Newton > > & > > Pro JavaScript with MooTools by Mark Obcena > > I'm new to MooTools though I have limited JQuery experience and I'm > fairly new to Javascript too. I do have something like 15 years of > professional development experience in numerous other languages > though. I'm not looking for a book that holds my hand - I need a good > reference with real world examples that I can use without having to > read the book. Thanks!
