In javascript kit dot com you can find many usefull javascripts and tutorials very helpfull for beginners i think it is a gret website Check it out

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That looks like a pretty resourceful site. I just added it to my bookmarks. Sort of a smaller verision of Hot Scripts and it just have Java but it does have forums for other languages which is nice. Although the forums are actually on another site. I might have to see if I can find an Image Replacement script that works in both Firefox and Internet Explorer.

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Thnaks buddy! I was on the lookout for a website which will work as a javascript reference site.

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I haven't really been on to the javascriptkit website recently, but from what I can remember of it, it provides good resources for those who need something to improve their websites but don't know how to code themselves.

As said by zain500 in the top post, the site also offers tutorials, so if you don't know javascript and want to learn it and haven't got a lot better to do (or if you are just bored) there is a place there where you can learn the javascript language.

I haven't really learnt javascript or taken any of the javascriptkit website's tutorials, but I remember browsing the site once to see what else the website contained. I remember browsing a couple of the tutorials. They looked fairly easy enough to read and understand.

However, just like nearly all websites, javascriptkit still has or did have its disadvantages. I remember using this site, I believe it might have been when it was called Website abstraction.
I used one of their javascripts for my website which I created in school and found out that the code which the site gave me didn't work. I put it down to the fact that the javascript code which had been posted on the internet was invalid code. The teacher also confirmed that this was the case. (He gave me a different code and it worked without a problem).

I haven't had the need to use javascript codes lately, so I'm quite confident they would have improved with their process of accepting their users' javascript codes.

I do highly recommend the site to people that just want javascripts or to people who want to learn about javascript etc, most of the codes do/did work, even when I used it. (There was only a few that didn't).

 

 

 

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