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What's Next?
Now that you have a working understanding of JavaScript, you can write some
pretty serious JavaScripts. It's time to move on
to some of
JavaScript's many applications. A good place to start is Taylor's
Dynamic HTML
Tutorial. Add dynamic HTML to your skill set, and
you'll be ready to
achieve your wildest dreams. Well some of them anyway.
But above
all, you need to practice, practice, practice. Swipe existing code and
mangle it beyond all recognition. Write scripts from the blank page up.
Strive to create bug-free code, and become a master at fixing the bugs
that slip through anyway. Keep your eyes peeled for interesting and new
applications of JavaScript, and figure out how they're done. It
doesn't even matter if your code works perfectly or not, because it all
teaches you something. The more you learn, the better — and faster — your
code becomes and the easier it is for you to create it.
