I am trying to learn JavaScript for a course that i am doing, can anybody recommend some websites?
Tracy B
2007-06-01 13:12:31 UTC
that might, and do i need to have netscape on my machine to be able to read javascript?
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2007-06-01 14:06:43 UTC
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jake cigar™ is retired
2007-06-01 20:35:38 UTC
Learning JavaScript can be fun and frustrating! Before you go any further, get firefox! http://getfirefox.com Every browser implements JavaScript, but firefox (the child of Netscape) has the best JavaScript implementation.
Then inside firefox, install http://getfirebug.com a great debugging environment that will give you a little extra help!
Once you have a script running in firefox, getting it to run in IE is almost always guaranteed! Plus you don't have to deal with Microsoft's cryptic error messages!