I want a js introduction

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Who can give me a detailed js document introduction. I know a little about it. I want a deeper js understanding.

Thanks!If you have one please send to my Email: *REMOVED MAIL ADDRESS*

Posted 7-Nov-10 18:18pm

AngelLoose

Updated 7-Nov-10 18:20pm

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JF2015 8-Nov-10 0:21am

Edited: Removed your e-mail address. Please make sure you never post your mail address to avoid being spammed.

AngelLoose 8-Nov-10 1:05am

maybe the email address forbid write.

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**PSK_** · Answer 1 · 2010-11-07T18:24:00

Solution 1

Start from here

https://developer.mozilla.org/en/A_re-introduction_to_JavaScrip[^]

And following is really a good resource to start with javascript.

http://eloquentjavascript.net[^]

For advance concepts you can check

http://ejohn.org/apps/lear[^]

Posted 7-Nov-10 18:24pm

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Updated 7-Nov-10 18:25pm

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TheDotNetGeek · Answer 2 · 2010-11-07T19:39:00

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Hi,

W3schools is best place to begin with JavaScript - it gives a quick overview of the topic and also has a try-it-yourself editor to get an immediate hands-on of js coding. Hope this helps you.

Happy Learning!

Thanks,
DnG

Posted 7-Nov-10 19:39pm

TheDotNetGeek

Updated 7-Nov-10 19:41pm

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