some good JS sites?

[Dennis M]

Can someone recommend two or three good JS websites? Several years ago I
got a lot of good scripts from "easyjavascript.com" ran by a Doug Popeney,
but now apparently someone else has bought that domain and turned it into a
link farm to make money from Googe Adsense (without any of the original
content). Thanks.

 

[Laser Lips]

Here are some...


http://www.dhtmlGoodies.com/
http://www.dhteumeuleu.com/
http://www.cylo.co.uk/
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/

Graham

 

[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

Here are some...

http://www.dhtmlGoodies.com/
http://www.dhteumeuleu.com/
http://www.cylo.co.uk/
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/

Obviously you are not in a position to assess the quality of the code
provided there.

http://jibbering.com/faq/


PointedEars

 

[Jeremy J Starcher]

Can someone recommend two or three good JS websites? Several years ago I
got a lot of good scripts from "easyjavascript.com" ran by a Doug
Popeney, but now apparently someone else has bought that domain and
turned it into a link farm to make money from Googe Adsense (without any
of the original content). Thanks.

As you look at sites, you might want to read my guide:

<URL: http://www.mopedepot.com/jjs/HowToRecognizeBadJavascriptCode.html >

It presents several "rules of thumb" you can use until you are familiar
enough to recognize good or bad code on your own.

 

[Michael Wojcik]

As you look at sites, you might want to read my guide:

<URL: http://www.mopedepot.com/jjs/HowToRecognizeBadJavascriptCode.html >

That's a useful page, but I have a couple of critiques:

- I found the background colors for your examples hard to distinguish
(I have limited color vision, and the hues you're using seem to vary
quite a bit with angle on my laptop's LCD screen). The examples are
all labeled as well, of course, so the color is just a convenience;
but you might want to tweak them a bit, or use different border styles.

- In a couple of places you have "depreciated" where I believe you
intend "deprecated". (That's a common typo, and you do have
"deprecated" in other places.)

 

[Jeremy J Starcher]

That's a useful page, but I have a couple of critiques:

- I found the background colors for your examples hard to distinguish (I
have limited color vision, and the hues you're using seem to vary quite
a bit with angle on my laptop's LCD screen). The examples are all
labeled as well, of course, so the color is just a convenience; but you
might want to tweak them a bit, or use different border styles.

Ah... Yes. I'll add that to my list of changes to make next time
I edit that page. I think border styles will be the best way to go.

- In a couple of places you have "depreciated" where I believe you
intend "deprecated". (That's a common typo, and you do have "deprecated"
in other places.)

That has been a constant ongoing issue for me. Thought I finally had all
those weeded out only to introduce more next time through. Grrr....