A site which teach you the basis of Javascript

[a_bertrand]

A really fun way to start digging into Javascript:

http://www.codecademy.com/

[JohnGato]

very cool site

[gurpreet]

I posted this a while back, but I guess nobody saw it

This is really good for learning but it is quite limited

[chicka]

Thanks A_b for sharing that link. I might actually learn something :-)

[a_bertrand]

Beside I didn't saw your post of March 2011 gurpreet, just as tip: give the link next time, it helps people to check the site.

[Vonnie]

A really fun way to start digging into Javascript:

http://www.codecademy.com/

This is cool az! coupled with w3school i can't loose

 

This place is fast becoming my fav place on da web, so many links i have found from here its great!

[ARMRushworth]

Not really worth posting a new topic for so I thought I'd just slap it on here :)

http://tutsplus.com/course/30-days-to-learn-jquery/

I think there's around 18 videos there? Haven't watched them all, but so far it seems pretty good for a beginner to learn a bit about Javascript :) Hope it helps

[The Spirit]

These two links are in djk's article

[Spudinski]

Not really worth posting a new topic for so I thought I'd just slap it on here :)

http://tutsplus.com/course/30-days-to-learn-jquery/

I think there's around 18 videos there? Haven't watched them all, but so far it seems pretty good for a beginner to learn a bit about Javascript :) Hope it helps

Not really useful to anyone.

jQuery has a lot more uses than to simply animate an object.

Ref: I took both Quizes quickly, it's nothing compared to the real world application of jQuery. Or Javascript for that matter.

I wouldn't recommend that "course" to anyone. Rather pick up a good book and read.