I approach programming like an old calculator trying to divide by zero. The calculator doesn't know it can't divide by zero and furiously tries to make it happen. My approach to programming is the same way. When people ask me if something is possible, I will do my best to make it happen, working around limitations of browsers, programming languages, and developer support. Hence the motto: Divided by Zero: Nothing is Impossible.
- Ways to do more JavaScript with less code-If the code looks repetitive, it probably is
- Examples of using objects to create games such as Black Jack in JavaScript.
- How to get your detection scripts to give your more information such as:
- Bandwidth
- detecting plug-ins that JavaScript isn't capable of detecting.
- Dynamic lists that rotate once a day.
Divided by Zero assumes that you know certain basics of JavaScript, like how to manipulate a string, what is an integer, or float, how to access locations and separate frames. If you don't, I suggest you visit any of the following:
- JavaScript Guide-Netscape 3.0's JavaScript Guide-Good for getting the basics!
- JavaScript Guide-Netscape 4.0's JavaScript Guide
- Javascript Tip of the Week-Heinle's old JavaScript tips site
WebCoder.comHeinle's newer JavaScript tips/tutorials site including DHTML - Live Software: JavaScript Resource Center
- Dynamic HTML Index- Dynamic HTML Index Home Page
- Mitch Richman:
- -design
- -HTML
- -JavaScript
- -image processing.
- -HTML
- Ava Kahn:
- photography.
