JavaScript shares
the fundamental feature of all programming languages: it can get data
from some source, process that data, and output the results. Because it
is integrated into HTML, JavaScript already knows what your browser
knows, and can figure out, for example how many form elements are on a
page or how many frames
are in a window.
It also knows how to work with this environment, and can perform such
tasks as targeting a specific frame for output just as you could target
a frame to contain the contents of a hypertext link in HTML.
- Webreference.com
The JavaScript Tip of the Week archive is a collection of 30 coding
tips with complete source code, working examples, and commentary. JTotW
is an archived WebReference column, and is therefore no longer being
updated.
- Scriptsearch.com
Started back in 1996, ScriptSearch.com serves the Internet community as
the largest and most well-known programming directories anywhere. Now
owned by Jupitermedia Corporation (formerly Mecklermedia Corporation),
the ScriptSearch site has undergone a complete redesign and relaunch in
early 2001 in order to better tune the site for you, the visitor.
ScriptSearch's
comprehensive programming directory is more intuitively organized by
programming language with subfolders with various script categories.
Rating features allow you to find the most popular and most useful
resources according to the rest of our visitors. Its even a breeze to
bookmark your favorite listings on your own "My Favorites" page, that
you can easily return to. And there lots more inside.
We thank you for
helping make ScriptSearch your programming directory. If you have any
suggestions on the site or have a resource you'd like to see included,
please don't hesitate to submit it to us or drop us a note. It's that
easy.
- Itjobswatch.co.uk
This section looks at the demand for JavaScript skills across the UK
with a comparison to our Programming Languages category. Included is a
guide to the average salaries offered in IT jobs that have cited
JavaScript over the last 3 month to 1 October 2007 with a comparison to
the same period last year.
Tutorialized.com
Javascript, which does not need to be compiled, adds functionality to
web pages. It can be made to perform a number of useful tasks, such as
respond to user actions, validate data, and more. If you want to make
your web site more interactive, the tutorials in this section will show
you how.
Webreference.com
At WebReference, we are committed to providing a high standard of
material and it is our mandate to continually improve the user
experience. From this date onward (04/01/2005), all JavaScript related
articles and book excerpts have been condensed into one central index.
We hope this is of benefit to you, the user. Thanks for your support!
Wowarea.com
Javascript is a script language developed by Netscape Communication
Corporation. It isn't a programming language like the Java language.
Javascript's statements are embedded in an HTML page (you should know
the HTML language before following this course...). When you download a
web page by means of a client such as Netscape Navigator or Internet
Explorer, the client reads the page from top to bottom, displaying it
according to HTML rules. However you can also use Javascript.
Javascript scripts are freeware, because you can read HTML pages in
order to discover how they are built.