My Notes on JavaScript
February 5, 2013 » 5 Replies
The past few days I’ve been diligently watching JavaScript tutorials on Lynda.com and taking notes. I decided to formalize my notes into a series of pages on my site. You can view the JavaScript notes here:
- Introduction
- Variables
- Conditional Code
- Firefox and Firebug
- Loops
- Functions
- Arrays
- Numbers
- Strings
- Dates
- Objects
- Document Object Model
- Insertion of Elements
- Events and Listeners
- jQuery — a JavaScript Library
- AJAX
Once you navigate into any one of these pages, a new sidebar section opens on the right to navigate to the other pages.
(By the way, I’m using the Syntax Highlighter Evolved plugin for the code samples. It seems to work pretty well.)
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Awesome, I can totally use this for work, thanks!
Thanks for compiling all this information! Very helpful!
Hi Tom,
A practical idea to formalize your notes and save them to your website and let others share your experiences. It is a good idea. Might do the same for tools I have to learn (docbook, dita, etc at the moment). You always have useful posts Tom and worth adding to Google Readers!
Cheers,
Glenn
I love this site!
Hi Tom – just wondering what you’re planning to do with JavaScript?