Re: Learning Javascript Books

Gina,

I am really a designer first and only tolerate the programming as much as I
have to. I love Joe Burn's Javascript Goodies. His style is light and easy
to read, and he is very good at explaining why this will do what it does,
but does it in a tutorial fashion. You learn the code and application at the
same time as you are learing the theory - to me that is the best way to
learn something that is not my natural bent.

I bought it through chapters.ca in Canada, but I am sure amazon has it, or
you could sure find it at htmlgoodies.com.

Hope this helps.

Wendy

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"Gina K. Anderson" wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> My name is Gina, and I am a JavaScript idiot.
>
> I need a book on learning JavaScript, but I need some input
> from you kind folks.  What book have you seen, read or
> learned from that says "If you can't learn JavaScript from
> this book, then you'll never learn it"?
>
> Any help would be appreciated,
> Gina

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