The JavaScript Library

Last Updated: November 18, 1998

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Welcome to the JavaScript Library. JavaScript, developed by Netscape Communications Corporation, is a compact, object-based scripting language for developing client and server Internet applications. JavaScript statements are embedded directly in an HTML page and are interpreted by a client application (such as Netscape Navigator). JavaScript statements can respond to user events such as mouse clicks, form input, and page navigation.

The JavaScript presented below are by no means a comprehensive sampling of the JavaScript available on the Internet. Some noteworthy sites which include a sampling of JavaScript and an overview of programming in JavaScript are given below:

DISCLAIMER: The JavaScript included in this library was all developed by outside parties. If you encounter a bug in one of the scripts included in the JavaScript Library, please report them to the script's author rather than A Little Technology Shoppe, LLC Technical Support.

SIMPLE SCRIPTS
Script Name
Description
Last Modified
Image Source
Replacement
November 18, 1998
You can easily add a "dynamic" feel to your web presentation by adding a JavaScript feature which changes the source of your images when a user moves the cursor over the image - the topbar and sidebar of this page are examples of this JavaScript feature.
Simple Clock
December 13, 1997
A very simple clock.
Pop-Up Window
November 18, 1998
If you ever find the need for a "pop-up" window, this example will illustrate how just a few lines of JavaScript source can give you this feature. Very easy to use.

Other JavaScript Resources
The small collection of JavaScript source code contained in the JavaScript Library is by no means comprehensive. There are innumerable examples of JavaScript source code available on the Internet and in print. Many are freeware and some are shareware and have the tremendous potential of significantly enhancing your web content and presentation. Please find below a sampling of some very good JavaScript resources.

Resource URL
The O'Reilly JavaScript reference and design books http://www.ora.com/catalog/jscript2/
http://www.ora.com/catalog/designjs/
Cut & Paste JavaScript Examples http://www.javascriptsource.com/
WebCoder.COM is an excellent JavaScript and DHTML resource http://www.webcoder.com/
The Command-O Software Cut-N-Past JavaScript ToolBox http://www.javascripting.com/
A fairly generic JavaScript archive http://www.java-scripts.com/
Another Javacript archive site... this one includes tutorials http://www.jsworld.com/
Another JavaScript archive site http://www.javascripts.com/
Features Tutorials on all aspects of JavaScript http://www.wsabstract.com/

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