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Is there a more comprehensive JavaScript function reference than w3schools? [closed]

I've been searching around online for a while now and I can't seem to find any particularly impressive function references for JavaScript.

Of course, QuirksMode and w3schools have good information, but they're not as complete for JavaScript as the flash component reference and jQuery API are for flash and jQuery.

So does anyone know of a good JavaScript reference with some or all of the following qualities?

  • Documentation on most functions/objects/packages/prototypes
  • Browser compatibility
  • examples of usage
  • clean layout
  • community comments/examples
  • library APIs
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zzzzBov Avatar asked Nov 11 '10 21:11

zzzzBov


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1 Answers

Yes, the Mozilla Developer Center is a much better area, it lacks the community integration, but the descriptions and organization are much better (and more accurate) than w3schools.

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Nick Craver Avatar answered Oct 13 '22 02:10

Nick Craver