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Badass JavaScript: 2011: A Badass JavaScript Year In Review

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2011 has been a great year for JavaScript. Web browsers have given us great new tools to use and we have taken web applications to new heights, competing with native applications and bringing sexy back to the web with countless impressive demos. A week or so ago, we put out a survey to all of you…

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The starting point to learn JavaScript is with manipulating a web page: with operating on the DOM. Many JS programmers have issue with this, because before Ajax and the JS revolution JavaScript was underestimated due to its role as a DOM Manipulator. You should know that it’s greater than a show/hide mechanism on your website. Manipulating the DOM is easy, however, and instantly rewarding. The single greatest book I’ve found on DOM manipulation is DOM Scripting. The great news is that it’s finally getting a much needed update. Jeremy Keith’s book is the best gateway to some basic fundamentals of JavaScript
You Must Learn JavaScript — Article — The Nerdary

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