Re: Javascript: Good Book for Learning?

Hi Wayne,
I am in the same boat as you are and I've found that, for most languages,
the O'Reilly publishing company does AMAZING books.  The have one called
"Javascript:  The Definative Guide".  I'm planning on buying it as soon as
I get through the one I just bought on Web Navigation.  (which is a great
read so far.  Gives lots of information on how to structure sites based on
their purpose.)
Anyway, hope this helps and if you grab this book, let me know what you think!

Erin


At 11:19 AM 9/21/99, Wayne Fisher wrote:
>Good morning, fellow code-warriors!
>
>I was wondering if anyone more experienced with Javascript might be able
>to recommend a good book that could instruct me on coding, techniques,
>form, etc.  I am well-versed in HTML, but I do not have a programming
>background and would like to learn Javascript to enhance my "web
>toolbox".
>
>The book, ideally, would have:
>
>1. Individual lessons, where each lesson would cover a single topic.
>
>2.  Exercises after each lesson to practice the new material.
>
>3.  The book should be written such that a non-programmer (like me) can
>pick up the scripting language without having a programming background.
>
>Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!
>
>- Wayne

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