[Javascript] Newbie inquiring for a nice book

[Malka Cymbalista]

I also come from a programming background.   "Designing with Javascript"
 was great to get a general picture of what javascript is about and what
one can do with it.  It is certainly not enough for serious javascript
programming but I found it very good for a first quick read.

Malki Cymbalista
Webmaster, Weizmann Institute of Science
Rehovot, Israel 76100
Internet: Malki.Cymbalista at weizmann.ac.il
08-934-3036

>>> peter at brunone.com 03/06/2004 19:11:40 >>>

   That book was what got me started years ago.  However, I was pretty
much a non-programmer at the time, wherease Scott is coming from a
serious c-based background; it might be too simplistic for him (then
again, it might not).

Peter

Original Message:
>From: "Malka Cymbalista" <Malki.Cymbalista at weizmann.ac.il>

>I found that a good way to get started on javascript was with
"Designing
>with Javascript" (Second Edition) by Nick Heinle and Bill Pena
published
>by O'Reilly.  It is very clear and well written although it does not
get
>into very high level and fancy programming.  It's great for a start. 
>
>Malki Cymbalista
>Webmaster, Weizmann Institute of Science
>Rehovot, Israel 76100
>Internet: Malki.Cymbalista at weizmann.ac.il 
>08-934-3036
>
>>>> ScottHam at clientlogic.com 02/06/2004 20:07:36 >>>
>I'm currently trying to learn JavaScript. Is there any good book that
I
>can
>get started in? I'm intensive in bash shell scripting, C++, Visual
>Basic and
>such.
>
>Thanks In Advance,
>
>Scott


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