Thanks leakim971, as i mentioned above i have completed all the examples in w3schools.com, i have some min knowledge here, i want to improve, so i need some different examples which are useful to improve my skills.
Chris Stanyon
Google - seriously! There are millions of pages on the web about Javascript and jQuery. I'm sure you can find some tutorials specific to your needs.
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thanks ChrisStanyon, yes you are correct i could see lot of examples in the google, but at the same time i found very complex examples and they are not providing the source code also,
so as a expert u can guide me where i can get different popular java script programs including source code.
Chris Stanyon
The thing is that javascript and jquery can do a million different things, so pointing you to specific code for a specific function is impossible.
If you're just starting out, I would suggest learning jQuery, rather than pure Javascript, because it's a lot easier to do some pretty fancy stuff, and is very robust across all the major browsers.
Ultimately, tutorials will only get you so far. The best way to learn is to try it, so identify a particular function that you'd like to develop and go for it (for example, lightbox gallery, image sliders, ajax auto-complete functions, animations etc).
If you then get stuck you can ask the Experts here about a specific problem.
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- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpPOPVxoMy0
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cLvpJY2deo&feature=related
- and so on
Else practice is the best you can