Netscape have the manuals at
http://developer.netscape.com/docs/manuals/javascript.html I found these
very useful
Jeff Waugh wrote:
> > I don't suppose anyone knows of an on-line javascript tutorial?
> > Maybe I'll just have to go and buy a book.
>
> Not sure of many online ones - the best thing to do in that case is
> poke around for code snippets you're interested in. The "AHA!"
> factor is always there...
>
> Book-wise, trust O'Reilly. :) _JavaScript - The Definitive Guide_
> is a great book. In fact, a customer came back to one of the shops
> I work at specifically to thank me for recommending it! Not often
> that happens, so I think it's the winner... :)
>
> - Jeff
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