http://home.netscape.com/eng/mozilla/2.0/handbook/javascript/introd.html

Java and JavaScript are NOT the same thing. Here’s Netscape’s intro to JavaScript and the differences between the two languages. Nina Thiessen

http://rummelplatz.uni-mannheim.de/~skoch/js/index.htm

I recommend “JavaScript-Intro“ by Voodoo for JavaScript basics. Note: new codes have been added since this was written. This tutorial is downloadable both from here and from the Netscape JavaScript resources page which follows. Nina Thiessen

http://home.netscape.com/comprod/products/navigator/version_2.0/script/index .html

For the latest info visit Netscape’s JavaScript section. This page links to an extensive authoring guide. This guide and others are downloadable from the “resources and examples”" section. Nina Thiessen

http://www.Webreference.com/javascript/this_week/index.html

Nick Heinle maintains this amazing resource collection of Javascript things which are and are not supported by various browsers. sry, Phoenix Rising

http://www.htmlgoodies.com/

This site provides you with a bit of FREE code to get the scroll going across the bottom of your browser with your own message. Armando Trevino

http://Webreference.com/javascript/

“JavaScript Tip of the Week” is really good! There’s about 20 or so really good tutorials on how to do specific things with JavaScript: creating animation, changing marquees, browser detection, remote windows, etc. Richard Koman

http://www.javasoft.com/hooked/language-ref.html

Java language definitions. Michelle

http://www.javasoft.com/books/Series/Tutorial/TOC.html

Java tutorial. Michelle

http://java.sun.com/products/JDK/CurrentRelease/api/javabooa.htm

Java API Documentation. Michelle

http://www.javasoft.com/people/

“Cut-N-Paste JavaScript.” More than 120 free JavaScripts you can simply paste into your HTML! Great tech support. They’ve answered most of my questions with an hour! Jeff Douglas

http://www-b.gamelan.com/index.shtml

Gamelan: Earthweb’s Java Directory. Mark Warrick

http://www.Webmonkey.com/geektalk/96/39/index3a.html

For a tutorial on creating pop-up windows in Netscape. It does work in MSIE, though the ability to direct a URL back to the parent window is slightly different in MSIE, Netscape 2.0 and Netscape3.0 (of course :-P) Check out HotWired’s toolbar in each of the browsers and you can see an example. Taylor

http://developer.netscape.com/library/documentation/jssstyles.html#formattin g-model

This looks like a good resource to learn future JSSS! It’s at Netscape. Chet Gulland

http://java.sun.com:81/products/hotjavaviews/hjv.white.html

With all the talk about BeOS interface,I thought you might be interested in this white paper. It is an interesting read from Sun’s Javasoft Web site on designing for the new Java-enabled NC. It discusses the design principles, methodologies. It is definitely a different take on user-interface. It’s an antithesis of MAC/WIN user interface design philosophy. Hung Doan