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allworknoplay · 04-21-2009, 06:30 PM

Thanks you two....

Leave up to Salathe to provide a little history as well! haha..

I appreciate it though, the more I can absorb the better.

And I promise, soon enough I will be a pro like you guys and won't be asking so many questions..

I'm in my "catching up" phase...

As for books, I do agree, the web is better, faster and more current. I've always like to support the authors a bit, not sure how much of a cut they get though from book sales...I'm sure not very much...

This book is newly published and seems ok....

http://www.amazon.com/Professional-J...0338446&sr=1-8

So far JS code looks eerily similar to PHP....except they don't use $ signs for their variables..

PHP:

for($i=0;$<10;$i++) {

}

JS:

for(i=0;i<10;i++) {

}

I'm sure as I learn more it will start to separate itself from PHP syntax/format...

04-21-2009, 06:30 PM	#4 (permalink)
allworknoplay The Gregarious Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: New York Posts: 645 Thanks: 64	Thanks you two.... Leave up to Salathe to provide a little history as well! haha.. I appreciate it though, the more I can absorb the better. And I promise, soon enough I will be a pro like you guys and won't be asking so many questions.. I'm in my "catching up" phase... As for books, I do agree, the web is better, faster and more current. I've always like to support the authors a bit, not sure how much of a cut they get though from book sales...I'm sure not very much... This book is newly published and seems ok.... http://www.amazon.com/Professional-J...0338446&sr=1-8 So far JS code looks eerily similar to PHP....except they don't use $ signs for their variables.. PHP: for($i=0;$<10;$i++) { } JS: for(i=0;i<10;i++) { } I'm sure as I learn more it will start to separate itself from PHP syntax/format...