My job requires me to do a lot of (browserside) javascript development in the
near future, so now I'm looking for a good reference on Javascript.
Specifically, I'm looking for a complete reference that:
- is written for people that already can program. ( I'm pretty decent
in Java, good in Delphi/C/C++)
- approach the subject from a language describing perspective, and not
ad-hoc geared at newbies. (so a K&R/Stroustrup,Lakos,Wirth kind
of book, including rail diagrams, grammar etc).
- Has up to date information on (browser) compability and standards.
So a book without in-24-hours-for-dummies in the title :-)