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introduction to JavaScript object programming: JavaScript's class-less objects
Detecting browser plugins with JavaScript
Firebug, another very capable JavaScript debugger packaged as a Firefox extension, introduction
The Web Developer plugin or Firefox is quite useful
Venkman, a JavaScript debugger in the shape of a Firefox extension
NoScript, a Firefox extension for suppressing any JavaScript use
JSON specification, the JavaScript Object Notation
20+ tools for working with AJAX
JSLint is an online JavaScript code checker that detects commons problems
IBM developerWorks article: Generate JavaScript code dynamically with JSP tag files
http://www.javascriptkit.com/ contains a number of helpful articles and links regarding all matters JavaScript
article AJAX: How to Handle Bookmarks and Back Buttons
article A Thorough Examination of Disabling the Back Button: part1 - part2
http://ajaxpatterns.org/ began as a collection of design patterns, and grew into a publicly editable wiki on anything and everything Ajax.
Why using JavaScript? for cryptography is not a good idea: article

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