Q109 I am thinking of learning JavaScript as it would appear to be extremely useful and effective. However, I have no previous programming experience other than HTML. Do you think this is feasible or is it too ambitious?
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JavaScript is an excellent language to learn for a beginner:
- You can code the programs in a text editor.
- No need to compile anything.
- You can run the code by just using a web browser.
- Its fun.
- The specs are all available on the web.
- Its an easy introduction in Object-Oriented programming.
Theres an excellent tutorial available by a chap called Stefan Koch at
http://rummelplatz.uni-mannheim.de/~skoch/
I believe you can also download his complete site as a zip file.
Books - take a look at the
recommended books section.
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