Looking to learn javascript? Have a look!

[Wrong]

If you're just getting started with javascript or want to start learning, here are a few recommended websites.

http://www.webmonkey.com/2010/02/javascript_tutorial
http://www.quackit.com/javascript/tutorial
http://www.echoecho.com/javascript.htm
http://w3schools.com/js/default.asp
http://www.java2s.com/Code/JavaScriptReference/CatalogJavaScriptReference.htm

 

[bradman1313]

Thanks for compiling all these, I'm having a look right now!

Edit: Wow these are really in depth. I was expecting a couple basics pages, but these are full courses!

 

[Lernia]

thank you! This will be an easy start to learn scripting, especially webmonkeys that was really good, instructive and easy.

I must learn javascript when I run my own website now

 

[tejas41]

Thanks this will be so helpful.

 

[harebrainedknits]

Can I ask? What is Javascript best used for? I'm looking to start front end designing, but I want to know - is javascript useful for that or only back end programming? Thanks!

 

[ParanoiaPlus]

Can I ask? What is Javascript best used for? I'm looking to start front end designing, but I want to know - is javascript useful for that or only back end programming? Thanks!

Javascript isn't really used for back-end. It's used for front-end (libraries such as jQuery) and functionality. It's also used with HTML5 to draw things to the canvas. You CAN use JavaScript for back-end if you use something like node.js, but even node.js isn't suitable for everything.

 

[Cybergenius]

These are really good compilations. But, let me also add one, http://www.codecademy.com. It is very interactive and understandable. You can also learn other scripting languages on the site.

 

[aditk8149]

This is a very important share!
Thank you very much for that!

I think each of these sites are sufficient enough to give an overall understanding of how JS works. In a nutshell, sometimes it might come handy to an expert in the technology.

 

[vpatella]

Thanks for your compilation. I'm wondering if there is a particular resource that you believe to be the most useful? I guess it would make sense to just grab one and go for it, but I'd like to get some inside opinions from someone who has looked into them.

 

[EfficientNinja]

I'd also like to add TheNewBoston's youtube channel he has a ton of web technology tutorial videos and it is where I learn how to be a developer. I started watching his HTML, JS, CSS, and PHP.

 

[jeanette30]

Wow, this is a nice and very informative discussion. It help me and my friends a lot. Thank you by the way!

 

[mitan143]

Among those links you listed here, I only know about w3cschools. How funny of me to just learn one source. Anyway, I'll try those other links you mentioned, and I guess I'll improve searching habit.

 

[behappie]

Thank you so much for generously sharing this piece of information. You are one of those in this forum that make me realise my objective of being a member here. What you shared is of great help to me.

 

[jsantos015]

Thank you so much for these! You are an angel in disguise.

 

[behappie]

I have had to review the information time and time again. I have learnt a great deal and put many lessons I have learn by the information you shared.

 

[vinaya]

Thanks for sharing the links. I have enrolled for JS course on udemy, however, owing to my hectic schedule I am yet to get started with the course. I will check the tutorials the OP has shared and I will also try to find time to start my udemy course.

 

[behappie]

I would not mind if you have more information to share on many other subjects like CSS, HTML and web-related techniques.

 

[Dejan]

Hello,

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If someone already has a code welcome

 

[Paro]

Yaa!!! thanks For Sharing!!

 

[martinsmith]

Great share Thanks for sharing Informative post.