I'm a front-end developer and I was looking for opinions about the best all-round online documentation for javascript/css/html/xhtml/dom/browser quirks and support. I've tried Sitepoint, Quirksmode, W3Schools but all of these seem to be lacking in certain aspects and have been using them in combination.
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回答1:
I like gotapi.com (Update 2: Site is apparently offline -- Use another resource such as MDN)
Update: the original answer was from 2008 -- today I would say to check out Mozilla Developer Network (as many others have also said).
回答2:
I like Mozilla's references:
http://developer.mozilla.org/en/JavaScript
http://developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM
These are not at all the one stop site you want, but they help me.
回答3:
You've actually hit the nail on the head in your description. There is no single website that'll provide you with the detail you seek in every one of those facets.
I find these three are incredibly useful when starting on a blank page: Mozilla DOM Reference (for general js syntax, etc), w3schools x/html reference (look up uncommon attributes!) and quirksmode (cross-browser js/style details). These are quite highly ranked so look for their urls if you're searching for something specific.
As for specific browser quirks, your best bet is to handle these as they come up and develop skills for googling for answers efficiently. Lots of browser quirks have many variables that go into what you actually end up seeing and how developed a 'solution' is for a specific quirk depends on how much time someone has spent investigating it. Read a bunch of search results and see if the problems are all similar or completely separate. Then, refine your search!
回答4:
Go straight to W3C docs. They're a bit cryptic at times, but they're solid documentation.
For quirks, obviously sites like Quirksmode are good. But only once you've read actual W3C documentation.
回答5:
Sitepoint has a very comprehensive guide to CSS
回答6:
I like w3schools for html or simple questions.
For Javascript, I find Mozilla Developer Center to be pretty useful: Core Javascript 1.5 Reference
回答7:
The same reference which is included in the Aptana IDE is online... just found this... it's really good:
CSS http://www.aptana.com/reference/html/api/CSS.index.html
HTML http://www.aptana.com/reference/html/api/HTML.index.html
HTML DOM O http://www.aptana.com/reference/html/api/HTMLDOM0.index-frame.html
HTML DOM 1 & 2 http://www.aptana.com/reference/html/api/HTMLDOM2.index-frame.html
JavaScript Keywords http://www.aptana.com/reference/html/api/JSKeywords.index.html
JavaScript Core http://www.aptana.com/reference/html/api/JSCore.index-frame.html
回答8:
zvon.org
回答9:
blooberry.com is a great HTML/CSS reference site.
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回答11:
I rely on http://quirksmode.org/resources.html for information on HTML/CSS/JavaScript. This resource does a great job addressing cross-browser compatibility issues in a helpful table format.
回答12:
This may be useful for some javascript functions http://kangax.github.com/es5-compat-table/
回答13:
There is a very good german reference (and french I think) at selfhtml.org.
回答14:
I recommend going through these JavaScript Video Lectures (15 of them).
回答15:
GotAPI is a fantastic resource http://www.gotapi.com
回答16:
http://www.selfhtml.org/ is in German (originally) and French (translated). English translation has been unfortunately suspended: http://en.selfhtml.org/
回答17:
I always start with www.zvon.org, especially the references section. Provides a good overview and links directly to the corresponding standards.
回答18:
- javascriptkit.com/jsref/ (convenient JavaScript reference with examples)
- javascriptkit.com/domref/ (DOM reference with examples)
回答19:
I tend to go to http://msdn.microsoft.com/ first.
回答20:
I'd recommended w3schools.com. It's a pretty good and comprehensive library, I find.