Where to learn Javascript ?
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SlimProxies
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Try codeacademy.
laowai
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For very basics http://www.w3schools.com/js/
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shaadisankalp
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java scripting language is scripting language of the web. Html page is used to the java script add to functionality
document.write("<h1>This is a heading</h1>");
document.write("<p>This is a paragraph</p>");
document.write("<h1>This is a heading</h1>");
document.write("<p>This is a paragraph</p>");
Real SEO Lab
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you can easily learn in w3schools
amandatorey
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I highly recommend the tutorials on HTMLDog as they're most geared toward beginners and have the least "documentation" feel to them. (I can't post links.)
tristangemus
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I suggest starting at codecademy.com. It's free, interactive and great way to learn the basics. Once you finish that, I recommend using one of the big video learning sites from the following list:
tutsplus.com
lynda.com
teamtreehouse.com
codeschool.com
To further your knowledge, hit up amazon and get a few books. Some video tutorials are pretty basic so books may be the answer to further your knowledge.
Tristan
tutsplus.com
lynda.com
teamtreehouse.com
codeschool.com
To further your knowledge, hit up amazon and get a few books. Some video tutorials are pretty basic so books may be the answer to further your knowledge.
Tristan
wpexpert1992
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Look no further than tutsplus. Good quality. And you can get JS torrents easily. 
bihguy
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CodeAcademy is sufficient enough for javascript.
Majinn
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This. First and best answer for newbies.
I have finished JavaScript/ jQuery / php/ Python / html and css courses (did not learn Ruby, instead i took Python).
What can I say, the best interactive learning platform for starters, they are also planning to add c/c++ basics and java, not sure when, but it was mentioned in development journal.
Anyway, after the month, i am able to do some pretty designing myself followed by some nice functions.