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JavaScript
Last modified: April 9, 1997

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A scripting language developed by Netscape to enable Web authors to design interactive sites. Although it shares many of the features and structures of the full Java language, it was developed independently. Javascript can interact with HTML source code, enabling Web authors to spice up their sites with dynamic content. JavaScript is endorsed by a number of software companies and is an open language that anyone can use without purchasing a license. It is supported by recent browsers from Netscape and Microsoft, though Internet Explorer supports only a subset, which Microsoft calls Jscript.



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The JavaScript Source Award Winning Page
A cut and paste JavaScript library with free scripts for Web pages. Source code is included.

Allaire: Jrun
Describes Allaire's Jrun product. Updated on Jun 26, 1998

HotSyte - JavaScript resources
Comprehensive collection of JavaScript resources on the Web. Includes instructional information, development tips, articles, examples, scripts, mailing lists, newsgroups, and a download center. Updated on Jul 19, 1998

Java Central
Offers a collection of downloadable JavaScripts and ActiveX controls. Includes links to related sites. Updated on Jan 4, 1998

Java Joint
Hosted by the Web Developer's Journal, this site contains links to Java and JavaScript: tutorials, reviews of Java development tools, free downloads, book reviews, discussion groups, examples, and related Java links. Updated on Jul 18, 1998

JavaScript vs. JScript - article
Digital Cat's article on the differences between the two versions of JavaScript as they currently exist in version 3.01 of Netscape Navigator and version 3.01 of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer. Updated on May 12, 1998

JavaScript Sourcebook support site
Contains links to JavaScript code, examples, tutorials, and articles. Updated on Jan 6, 1998

JavaScript World
Offers a collection of JavaScript information including examples, tutorials, discussion groups, related books, message board, chat, and related sites. Updated on Aug 5, 1998

Netscape's JavaScript Guide
Describes the core JavaScript language and extensions to that language for use with a browser.

The Digital Tool and Die Group
The tool tips section of this site offers a good collection of links for Webmasters and Web developers. Categories include: HTML, CGI, Perl, Java, Javascript, UNIX, and Windows 95. Updated on Aug 1, 1998

Voodoo's Intro to JavaScript
Excellent tutorial on JavaScript written by Stefan Koch. Updated on Feb 9, 1998

Yahoo!'s JavaScript page
Yahoo!'s directory of the JavaScript programming language. Updated on Aug 4, 1998


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