Webkit JavaScript Reference [closed]

Question

For Gecko there's Mozilla Developer Network

For IE there's MSDN.

For webkit there's...Apple Developer Connection?

There are a couple of JavaScript related documents on ADC, but nothing as comprehensive as MDN or MSDN. There's no reference. There's no way to look up methods of arrays or strings for webkit, or anything is there? So what, do we just assume it's the same as Gecko? IE?

Answer 1

How about the WebKit DOM Reference?

http://developer.apple.com/safari/library/documentation/AppleApplications/Reference/WebKitDOMRef/index.html

Update

Thanks for the comments - yes this now redirects.

Perhaps as others have said, one of the other browsers' references would be a good place to start - then for Safari's own DOM extensions/additions, there's the 'Safari DOM Additions Reference':

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/webkitjs

Otherwise it looks like it would be a case of finding your way through the confusing set of documents there in the Safari Developer Library:

http://developer.apple.com/library/safari/navigation/

Answer 2

I use quirksmode.org for all my JavaScript needs. MDC is my resource for references and basic how-tos and quirksmode to show me that I, in fact, cannot even use it in IE. WebKit and Gecko seem to behave similarly enough when it comes to JavaScript anyway.

But other than what you listed, I have never come across anything specific to WebKit.