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"A book is worth a thousand web pages" - yours truly
Here is a collection of what I consider to be some of the best books
available on JavaScript. If all you need is a couple of gizmos for your
homepage, you are better off using the internet instead of buying a book.
But if you take JavaScript seriously, a couple of books would definitely
help.
The links on this page will take you to the
Amazon.com
web site from where you can buy the book on-line.
If you qualify for an Amazon.com visa card, Amazon.com will give you a $20
gift certificate free which you can use for the book (or whatever).
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JavaScript Bible, 4th Edition
by Danny Goodman
Published by IDG Books Worldwide
The Javascript Bible is highly recommended for beginners as
well as advanced users. Fully revised and updated to include
JavaScript 1.2, JavaScript Bible, 4rd Edition provides in-depth
coverage of such JavaScript basics as document objects, forms,
multiple windows, and frames. You also get instruction on
creating mouse-rollover images, integrating Java applets into
Web pages, understanding how JavaScript works with Netscape and
Microsoft browsers, deploying Dynamic HTML, and much more.
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JavaScript: The Definitive Guide
by David Flanagan
Published by O'Reilly & Associates
Provides a rapid and thorough exposition of the JavaScript
programming language, as well as an in-depth reference section
covering each JavaScript function, object, method, and event
handler. Experienced programmers will quickly find the
information they need to start writing JavaScript programs.
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JavaScript Programming for the Absolute Beginner
by Andrew Harris
Published by Premier Press
This is a good book for the beginner. It teaches Javascript using a
series of mini-projects. Most of these are simple games using Javascript.
Personally, I'd just read the book and do my own stuff, but is that is
not your sytle, this is your book.
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JavaScript & DHTML Cookbook
by Danny Goodman
Published by O'Reilly & Associates
This book will be especially useful for web developers as it covers
more than 150 common problems they face and ways to solve it using
Javascript. It covers issues like interactive forms, site navigation,
and managing browser windows.
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If you are looking for some particular book and cannot find it in the above
list, you can search for it here.
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