Last updated 2017 March 13

Resources

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Books

Useful JavaScript & jQuery Sites


Software to use

All of the work creating and editing web pages and JavaScript files is done using a text editor.

Macs

TextEdit comes with OS X. TextEdit can display HTML documents as you’d see them in a browser (although images may not appear in some cases). Or, you can use TextEdit as an HTML editor. To learn how, use TextEdit Help and search for html documents and a link to Work with HTML documents will be displayed.

I use Xcode as my text editor because I develop apps for iPhones and iPads (they are programmed in Objective-C; C augmented with object oriented features), and prior to version 4 Xcode could be used build Java programs (for which I now use Eclipse).

You can also download and install freeware or shareware editors such as the following.

Windows

On windows systems you can use WordPad. You can also download and install freeware or shareware editors such as NotePad++.

You can also download and install freeware or shareware editors such as the following.

Unix systems

You can also download and install freeware or shareware editors such as the following.


About the Firefox Browser

The Firefox browser is available for free and runs on Macs and on the various Windows operating systems. You can use other browsers such as Safari and Internet Explorer but it would be best to use Firefox, as are some differences between browsers.