Ya know, I bought the QuickStart guide about five years ago, and I still keep it around and go back to it:
JavaScript QuickStart I noticed that it's in it's fifth edition, and about twice the size of the original.
I found it was very 'nuts and bolts' with lots of code. Each page was pretty much "you want to do something like this? Well, here's the code to do it."
As a fairly experienced programmer, I don't want ten pages on why you might use a for loop or if statement. I just want to see how to do something, and which pitfalls to look out for. That's what this book is all about.
Cheers!
-Cameron McKenzie
