In This Chapter Learning by observing and adapting from others Starting the learning curve with anything can be a major task, and computer-related things always seem to be the worst.
Computer languages can be very frustrating.
In other words, borrow from those who've already gotten the bugs out. Instead, look at the script code that they wrote and use what they did to help you better understand how JavaScript interacts with the Web. In this chapter, you'll take a quick tour through several of the newest, neatest, and best places to learn more about JavaScript. Remember that Netscape Navigator 3.0 is our browser of choice. Depending on which version of JavaScript some of the sites below are programmed with, they may or may not function correctly using alternative browsers.