How to Start Working W/JavaScript

[TWTCommish]

Hi,

Can anyone recommend a good place for someone like myself to start learning about JavaScript and Java Applets? I know HTML, CSS, and a decent amount of Perl and PHP, but overall have VERY little experience with Java and JavaScripts, other than the usual cut-and-paste...

Any advice would be helpful! Thanks.


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[edshuck]

hi

kevin has some tutorials at
http://www.sausageisland.com/?hd.il

there are a couple of mouseovers and some other stuff.

peace ed

[DLG_1]

that's too lame.


you need to go to: http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/...ipt/index.html

this is by far the best tutorial I have ever taken for javascript. they don't have sample code, they just teach you how to do it...inside and out. by lesson 5 you'll build your very own browser.

hope this helps.

any O'Reilly books are wonderful too.


sam

[TWTCommish]

Thanks for the links guys, WebMonkey is right up my ally...but I'll definetly checkout Kevin's stuff later on.

Thanks again! Keep the links coming if anyone else out there has any recommendations.



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[freejavahelp]

Hello TWTCommish,

I think I can help you when it comes to learning Java. My site is

http://www.freejavahelp.com

It has many tutorials aimed at teaching the basics of Java, such as event handling, animation, and setting up Graphical User Interfaces. Over 80% of the tutorials come with sample applets and well commented source code for those applets. There are forums where you can post any questions you might have. I check the forums at least once a day for new messages so I can help people.

I would be willing to answer any more questions you have. Just email jim@freejavahelp.com

FreeJavaHelp