JavaScript Tutorial 1.1: The Very Basics
25 Responses to “JavaScript Tutorial 1.1: The Very Basics”Leave a ReplyPosted on October 1st, 2007 by admin Filed under JavaScript | 25 Comments » |
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JavaScript Tutorial 1.1: The Very Basics
25 Responses to “JavaScript Tutorial 1.1: The Very Basics”Leave a ReplyPosted on October 1st, 2007 by admin Filed under JavaScript | 25 Comments » |
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This tutorial will cover the really basic things about JavaScript, mainly proper syntax of strings, method of script inclusion, and the commonly used alert() and do ent.write().
excellent… …
excellent… looking forward to the other tutorials.
Fantastic tutorial. …
Fantastic tutorial. I’m just learning JS, but already familiar w/ C++ and other languages. You’ve definitely got me for a few more sessions. Let’s see you step it up!
Excellent tutorial; …
Excellent tutorial; can we expect more?
i think i had a …
i think i had a seizure at the end
Lol, I caught a …
Lol, I caught a glimpse of you history! The first website on there! Tut Tut!
where do you put …
where do you put that text?
Which program did …
Which program did you use?
that song is wack
that song is wack
dang dogg
dang dogg
haha, liked the …
haha, liked the video- lolled at the history
how can i make a …
how can i make a function window like that with like two textarea’s one i type the code the other displaying it. lol you should teach DHTML much better use’s for javascript
DHTML is, of course …
DHTML is, of course, coming; I’d like, however, for my tutorials to give something to everybody, even those who have had very little exposure to the language.
very fair point …
very fair point mate everyone had to start somewhere i never thought of that u got msn mate? if so can i add you please mate i can html xhtml css javascript dhtml and bits of php i was kinda hopin you could help me with summat aswell please mate thanks
Dude…I’m a coder …
Dude…I’m a coder and I can’t even type that fast when coding…your speed was insane, awesome tutorial BTW. I’m going to recommend it to a few people. I hope to see more tutorials.
Which program did …
Which program did you use???
That was a great …
That was a great tutorial!
Best tutorial I …
Best tutorial I have seen of its kind on youtube. The way you teach gets the point across much better than the way others do it. Keep it up, and I look forward to more videos.
Wow thanks for …
Wow thanks for these tutorials. I want to know if the music helps the learning process, i tought it helped me concentrate. what music do you recommend. thanks in advance
That was awesome, …
That was awesome, and the best part was the pace. I can’t stand tutorials that are monotone. It’s too hypnotic, this does the trick though. Thanks
Well, yes, I’m …
Well, yes, I’m rather certain the idea that certain types of music help to retain new information is backed by scientific study, but I presume the most helpful type of music differs from person to person; cl ical music (particularly Beethoven’s “Fur Elise” and “Flight of the Bumblebee” — which I used in one of the other tutorial videos) has always been beneficial to me, though. Whenever I settle down with a new book, I always throw on a bit of Beethoven…
Thats a wicked …
Although, I read a study and apparently, dance music helps concentrate more than cl ical funnily enough. Anyway, keep posting! Cheers,
Thats a wicked tutorial. Instant subscription earned
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Taking into account …
Taking into account the eccentricities of genetics, I’m going to presume it’s different for each person. In recent memory, listening to a varied combination of Disturbed, Rise Against, Linkin Park, and Demetri Martin has caused me to be the most productive.
Very nice. You are …
. Subscribed.
Very nice. You are excellent at making tutorials. Make plenty more
Oh, Beethoven, what …
Oh, Beethoven, what golden felicity his momentous symphonies bring to my elusive mind. You, my beloved JavaScript Teacher, have situated yourself in a seat with whatever devine entity you believe in. Thank you for teaching so many here. You’ll be blessed, ‘centuries to come . . .
I daresay that is …
I daresay that is the most flattering jumble of poetic praise I’ve yet received. Well done, indeed, and — of course — my thanks. Ah, and I’m a devout follower of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, just so that doesn’t get left open…