What to read first...?...

Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:

LayneMitch via WebmasterKB.com wrote:
I've already learned HTML/CSS...I'm completing the learning process for
Javascript
^^^^^^^^^^
ISTM much you have yet to learn. It is called _JavaScript_ to begin with.

Come on Thomas. You've got a lot of useful things to say on the topic of
Java[Ss]cript. Do you *really* have to make comments like this?

Since when has adherence to the typographical conventions of a language
which was renamed for dubious marketing reasons had any correlation with
a person's understanding thereof?

A little humility on the parts of *all* posters in this newsgroup would
go a long way.

Dan Rumney wrote:

Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
LayneMitch via WebmasterKB.com wrote:
I've already learned HTML/CSS...I'm completing the learning process for
Javascript
^^^^^^^^^^
ISTM much you have yet to learn. It is called _JavaScript_ to begin with.

Come on Thomas. You've got a lot of useful things to say on the topic of
Java[Ss]cript. Do you *really* have to make comments like this?

Since when has adherence to the typographical conventions of a language
which was renamed for dubious marketing reasons had any correlation with
a person's understanding thereof?

An obviously uninitiated person calling the collection of ECMAScript
implementations on the market nowadays a single language named "Javascript"
is (now: was) probably not aware that they are dealing with different
implementations of a Language Specification. Learning one language alone
does not suffice in order to be successful in the field of client-side
scripting, as I pointed out in the next paragraph which you had snipped.

A little humility on the parts of *all* posters in this newsgroup would
go a long way.

Hear, hear!


PointedEars
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var bugRiddenCrashPronePieceOfJunk = (
navigator.userAgent.indexOf('MSIE 5') != -1
&& navigator.userAgent.indexOf('Mac') != -1
) // Plone, register_function.js:16