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Jim Aikin
I'd like to learn JavaScript while sitting in my easy chair with my
laptop on my lap.
Option 1: Buy a wireless router so I can access the plethora of online-
only tutorials from anywhere in the house.
Option 2: Buy a book and try to figure out how to read a book with one
hand while using the laptop with the other.
Option 3: Find a good downloadable tutorial (either PDF or a bundle of
self-contained html files) that I can read while offline.
Option 3 would be lovely ... but I haven't yet found a good
downloadable tutorial. I have the Core Guide and the Core Reference,
but neither of them is structured as a tutorial.
FWIW, I know a couple of programming languages already, and also basic
HTML. I don't need a Dummies book, but I'd appreciate a step-by-step
structure with examples I can try out.
Is there such a resource? If so, where might I find it? Thanks!
--Jim Aikin
laptop on my lap.
Option 1: Buy a wireless router so I can access the plethora of online-
only tutorials from anywhere in the house.
Option 2: Buy a book and try to figure out how to read a book with one
hand while using the laptop with the other.
Option 3: Find a good downloadable tutorial (either PDF or a bundle of
self-contained html files) that I can read while offline.
Option 3 would be lovely ... but I haven't yet found a good
downloadable tutorial. I have the Core Guide and the Core Reference,
but neither of them is structured as a tutorial.
FWIW, I know a couple of programming languages already, and also basic
HTML. I don't need a Dummies book, but I'd appreciate a step-by-step
structure with examples I can try out.
Is there such a resource? If so, where might I find it? Thanks!
--Jim Aikin