Looking for JavaScript, VBScript, Style Sheets, etc sites

[TMGB]

I haven't checked it recently, but  http://www.webreference.com is a
good resource for javascript.  They not only post javascript you can
legally use but a short tutorial tells how the script works.  They
usually only ask that you leave the credits in the source, not much to
ask for some good java script.

Also, you may want to try http://www.javaworld.com and/or subscribe to
their email newsletter.

Thomas


Andy Boze wrote:

> I'm looking for sites, especially library sites, that are using
> JavaScript, VBScript, Style Sheets, dynamic HTML, etc. for library
> instruction, reference assistance, web site navigation or other
> creative/innovative uses (i.e. more than just decoration). I'm also
> interested in sites using Java, but to a lesser extent.
>
> If you are aware of any sites, or if you have built something
> yourself,
> I would appreciate any URLs and a sentence or two describing the
> project. I'll be happy to summarize the replies I get to the list. If
> you have something that's still under development that I could look
> at,
> but you'd rather not publicize it, just indicate so and I won't
> include
> it in my summary.
>
> Thanks in advance for any assistance.
>
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