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JavaScript 411

http://www.freqgrafx.com/411/

The JavaScript 411 site includes tutorials, FAQs, and a library of JavaScipt information. The Snippet Library contains code snippets you can plug into your applications to help speed up your development time. You also submit your code to the library for others to re-use.

JavaScript Authoring Guide

http://home.netscape.com/eng/mozilla/Gold/handbook/javascript/index.html

The JavaScript language is developed by Netscape Communications. This site is documentation for writing JavaScript applets. You'll need a browser that supports frames for this site.

JavaScript Index

http://www.c2.org/~andreww/javascript/

Although you may receive a few code JavaScript run-time errors at this site, you should check it out if you are serious about programming in JavaScript. The JavaScript Index site includes links to documentation, tutorials, source code, and more. It also includes a large resource of JavaScript books.

JavaScript Mailing List

http://www.netural.com/javascript/

Visit this site to subscribe to a mailing list devoted to JavaScript programming. You also can jump to a couple of different JavaScript-related sites. The site also includes a few JavaScript example applets. To see the code for these applets, just view the source code of the HTML page in your browser.

JavaScript Resources

http://home.netscape.com/comprod/products/navigator/version_2.0/script/script_info/index.html

This Netscape site provides several links to JavaScipt information and tutorials. You also can link to examples of JavaScript applets, including a JavaScript applet for calculating your income tax.

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Martin's HTML and JavaScript Guide

http://web.ukonline.co.uk/members/claire.weekes/mjm/guide.htm

This page is set up in two categories: HTML Stuff and JavaScript Stuff. Click on the link that interests you most. If you click on the JavaScript Stuff link, you are advised that you'll need a JavaScript enabled browser to see the JavaScript applets work. Once inside, you can review the code for several JavaScript applets, including still messages, moving messages, flashing messages, reverse text, and more.