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Eloquent JavaScript - JavaScript Tutorials

Marijn Haverbeke has put together an e-book named Eloquent JavaScript that not only has great content, but also comes with an integrated interface for editing and running the examples directly from the "pages."

I had to post this since the site is such an excellent resource for JavaScript. Running the examples is incredibly intuitive and easy. Excellent work on Mr. Haverbeke's part!

The post/link originated on Ajaxian: http://ajaxian.com/archives/eloquent-javascript

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Posted by Denny on Tuesday, January 22, 2008 9:44 AM

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