EvilZone
Programming and Scripting => Web Oriented Coding => : hanorotu August 17, 2012, 08:19:49 PM
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I have learned a thing or two about javascript with its loops and variables. But it has been a while since I have dabbled in anything.
So my question is, are there any Javascript experts on here that will be able to offer me some advice as I re enter my journey into the world of javascript?
Links?
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Well first, you should learn differences between Java and Javascript. Because of that I moved this to "Web oriented" board.
I don't now much about Javascript, but I know enough about Java.
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Try code academy. It'll be the first result you google. That's how I learned, and yeah, there is nothing even remotely similar between Java and Javascript.....well except that they have loops and variables and arrays and blah blah
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First Code Academy Later Weekend Hacker.
Here is the Site http://www.weekendhacker.net/ (http://www.weekendhacker.net/)
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yeah.. i m using codecademy to learn Js and python for the moment, thanks for posting the link to weekend hacker though.
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Learn to work with web elements, cookies, forms, etc... Javascript is for the web, so anything web related is what you need to know.
Also take a look at javascript inline code injection.
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I realize this is an old topic, but since everyone else are bumping this up: Learn how to submit forms, manipulate strings and other variables. Learn xmlhttprequest, very nice for CSRF/XSS stuff. Hell xmlhttprequest can be used for tons of cool stuff. :)
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Hell xmlhttprequest can be used for tons of cool stuff. :)
Amen to that :)
@OP know this is a old topic but hit me up on skype if you want to chat about JS, i'm no expert but ill get around with it
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Depends on wich side of the wall. You can learn general programming. Javascript interactive design (HTML5/Canvas) Or Ajax techniques.