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Is there an equivalent to php.net for JavaScript? [closed]

I am looking for an equivalent to the php.net manual (http://us3.php.net/manual/en/) but for javaScript methods and syntax.

Is there a single site that lists out all the javaScript functions available in a clear and concise manner as php.net provides for the PHP language?

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zeckdude Avatar asked Jan 31 '10 12:01

zeckdude


2 Answers

Mozilla Developer Central with its Core JavaScript Reference is a good resource. But as JavaScript is object-oriented, the reference is object-oriented too and there is no overview of all functions/methods.

And if you want to did deeper into how JavaScript works, I recommend to read the ECMAScript specification, the standardized language dialects like JavaScript and JScript are derived from.

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Gumbo Avatar answered Nov 09 '22 22:11

Gumbo


Mozilla's reference is pretty good, although it's structured in a different way than php.net. That page lists classes and global functions, at least, but it doesn't touch upon the DOM. (Which, technically speaking, isn't part of JavaScript of course.)

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Thomas Avatar answered Nov 09 '22 23:11

Thomas