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Learn JavaScript with a little TLCC (continued)

Conclusion
The time to master JavaScript is definitely now. The R5 Beginner JavaScript in Domino course from TLCC is $399, a bargain compared to the in-person training currently offered by other companies. If you can't get your boss to approve for you to take this class because of the cost, it could be time to start looking for another job.

Product availability and resources
You can find TLCC at http://www.tlcc.com.

For more information and a course description of the R5 Beginner JavaScript for Domino course, go to: http://www.tlcc.com/admin/courses.nsf/lookupcoursecode/5JAV01.

Information about the free beta exam offer from Lotus can be found on the Lotus Certification home page at http://www.lotus.com/certification.

Check out the link to a free copy of the JavaScript Object Roadmap and Quick Reference by Danny Goodman, author of the JavaScript Bible at http://www.dannyg.com/javascript/index.html.

Visit the link to the Microsoft Script Debugger for Internet Explorer at http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/languages/scriptie/sdebug.asp.

You can also check out a link to a Netscape tip that tells you how to make the JavaScript debugging screen pop-up automatically by visiting http://developer1.netscape.com:80/docs/technote/javascript/jsconsole.html.

Bulk reprints
Bulk reprints of this article (in quantities of 100 or more) are available for a fee from Reprint Services, a ZATZ business partner. Contact them at reprints@zatz.com or by calling 1-800-217-7874.

Contributing Editor Dan Velasco is a Lotus Notes and Domino Developer for the Worldwide Sales & Marketing Department at Adecco in Redwood City, CA. He is also an R4 and R5 CLP Principal Application Developer and a R4 Principal System Administrator. You can reach him via e-mail at dan.velasco@adecco.com or on the Web at http://dan.velasco.com.