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You could certainly learn how the general syntax of the language and how things like prototyping and callbacks work. Why limit it to a month though? Learn the
by gavinflud 14y ago
You could certainly learn how the general syntax of the language and how things like prototyping and callbacks work.
Why limit it to a month though? Learn the basics, develop an understanding of how it works and then carry on learning as you go.
As for books: "JavaScript: The Good Parts" and "jQuery in Action" should help you out.
- html5web 14y agoThe fact is that I'm moving to another country after a month and it will help me to find a relevant job for me with the knowledge of JS. That's why I'm trying to learn JavaScript as soon as possible. Thanks for reference!
- gavinflud 14y agoA month studying JavaScript and jQuery (lots of employers place specific emphasis on this) will give you a decent knowledge of the language. Definitely enough to put it on your resume and use it competently.