> O'Reilly's JavaScript: The Definitive Reference is by no means a "for
> dummies" book - the first half of the book teaches you
> JavaScript. It's not
> just another book that only teaches you how to validate forms
> - it teaches
> the language itself. The second half of the book is an invalu
O'Reilly's JavaScript: The Definitive Reference is by no means a "for
dummies" book - the first half of the book teaches you JavaScript. It's not
just another book that only teaches you how to validate forms - it teaches
the language itself. The second half of the book is an invaluable
reference
My mistake. Just checked Amazon and it is saying December 15 for the new
edition:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0596000480/basicultradev-20
tom
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> The 4th edition is out, but I haven't seen it
O'Reilly's site says 4th edition will be published 11/2001.
Amazon lists 12/15/2001.
Stephen
> > The JavaScript book I recommend most often is the O'Reilly
> > one, "JavaScript:
> > The Definitive Guide". It really explains JavaScript in a
> > coherent, organic
> > way - as a language, not ju
The 4th edition is out, but I haven't seen it in the stores yet. It was
released just this month I believe.
tom
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> You know offhand if it's being updated soon? I believe the last version
> was the 3rd edition, and that came out in 98, right? (Sure, I know most
> if it sti
> > > What JavaScript books can you recommend? I probably don't
> > > need a "dummies" guide, but don't want something that's only
> > > useful as a reference.
> >
> > The JavaScript book I recommend most often is the O'Reilly
> > one, "JavaScript: The Definitive Guide". It really explains
>
> > What JavaScript books can you recommend? I probably don't
> > need a "dummies" guide, but don't want something that's only
> > useful as a reference.
>
> The JavaScript book I recommend most often is the O'Reilly
> one, "JavaScript:
> The Definitive Guide". It really explains JavaScript in
> What JavaScript books can you recommend? I probably don't
> need a "dummies" guide, but don't want something that's only
> useful as a reference.
The JavaScript book I recommend most often is the O'Reilly one, "JavaScript:
The Definitive Guide". It really explains JavaScript in a coherent, or
The best reference out there currently is the Wrox Programmer's Reference.
If that's what you need, that's the book to get. There are a lot of good
JavaScript books out there though, like JavaScript Bible (more of a
tutorial/reference) and JavaScript: Definitive Guide (great overall intro to
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