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Is there any official Javascript documentation like you have PHP.net or jQuery.com? When we search on Google nothing like Javascript appears.com...
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What we call Javascript is an implementation of ECMASCRIPT (ECMA-262). There are several versions that are being developed. Currently version 5 is implemented in most browsers.
On the website of ECMASCRIPT you can find documentation about Javascript. But it is a very heavy academic format, and nothing guarantees that different browsers apply the code as described and specified there.
Thus the most respected and used source in day-to-day life is the MDN (Mozilla Developer Network) which has a very complete documentation and which has information about the compatibility and implementation of a given native method in the most common browsers. To MDN is a wiki and is actively updated by the community that uses it.
Another important function that the MDN makes available scripts, called Polyfil, that fix or allow functionalities that do not exist in older browsers. A MDN is also an important reference for HTML and CSS.
P s.. - Worth mentioning our wiki here at Sopt!
It is a page that has general information about Javascript and important links to learn and learn more about the language.
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@good brasofilo, this deserved almost an answer question for more people know the quality of w3schools' content.
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W3schools broke a good branch for a long time. But everything that one day had its apex, decays with time. And the administrators of the site did not even move in all those years while MDN strengthened. I smell a "well done" ^_^
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