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It’s not Java, but almost ECMA
Resources
- JS Shell
Firefox addons
Frameworks
Closures
Interesting things
Google tools
See Also
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It’s not Java, but almost ECMA

Wikipedia:JavaScript
http://www.javascript.com/
http://www.w3schools.com/js/default.asp
JoS forum thread: What book to learn —intensive— JavaScript?
SO:javascript
Stack Overflow: “hidden” features of Javascript
O’reillys JavaScript WebDev

Google’s web toolkit for building AJAX apps.

secrets of the javascript ninjas — it’s APIs!

JavaScript Tutorial
W3 school JavaScript tutorial

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HN: JavaScript is good enough
JWACS - Javascript with Advanced Continuation Support

75 really useful JavaScript techniques
AJAX magazine
object-oriented JavaScript
jsUsers

Javascript scope and binding
scripting Photoshop with Javascript

http://googletesting.blogspot.com/2009/02/fast-exploratory-tests-with-iframes.html
inner functions and private members

ten custom functions

40 Useful JavaScript Libraries

revised ECMAScript specification

SpiderMonkey is Mozilla’s Javascript engine

FAQ

Bad Practices!

JNES — 100% JS NES emulator. ZOMG.

JS Best Practices

Higher Order JavaScript — considering “Higher Order Perl” in a JS context

Resources

(found via “Dive into Greasemonkey” or elsewhere)
Web Developer Extension contains a plethora of functions for deconstructing pages.
Aardvark interactively displays tag names, id and class attributes.
JSUnit is a unit testing framework for Javascript.
js-lint checks Javascript code for common errors
Web Development Bookmarklets contains a number of useful functions you can drag to your toolbar.

Unobtrusive JavaScript tutorial that somewhat turned into the book Beginning JavaScript (with DOM Scripting and AJAX)

JavaScript Regex reference - on Jan Goyaverts’ excellent http://www.regular-expressions.info

JS Shell

it’s the first of the web-dev bookmarklets
documentation

Firefox addons

Firebug - see Debug
Inspector Widget w/ the DOM inspector

Frameworks

see JQuery
prototype vs Jquery
25 Open Source JavaScript Libraries And Frameworks
Wikipedia:Prototype_JavaScript_Framework

Closures

JavaScript Closures for Dummies

Interesting things

Lisp in JavaScript - original link is dead; not sure if this is a duplicate, or something new
Web Workers — partial parallelism? for FF 3.5 and Safari 4, only

Google tools

http://googlecode.blogspot.com/2009/11/introducing-closure-tools.html
http://code.google.com/closure/

"The newly released tools include a JavaScript compiler, a very broad JavaScript class library, and Java/JavaScript-friendly templates. All are released under the Apache 2.0 license, a very permissive license that essentially lets outsiders do whatever they want (rather than a viral or semi-viral license like EPL or LGPL).” (source)

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