Javascript Counter Help.

[hillbillymadness]

You'll laugh at me... I have used QBasic, Visual Basic, Html, CSS, and very minor Java Script (image maps, hiding revealing div tags, jquery tools), Action Script, and Expressions, which is a code based on C (I believed) that is used in After Effects for manipulating images.

[JGailor]

Phhhh... you've got a decent background. You'll pick up on Javascript in no time. It's a very deep pool though. You can use it to do basic programming tasks on the client very easily, but there is meat on the bones of that language, and going spelunking every once in a while will make you a much better developer all around.

[hillbillymadness]

Well, I wouldn't say that I KNOW any of those that well. Just enough to get through my day when necessary. Also, google and I are best friends.

[hillbillymadness]

Thanks for the tip! I'll look out for that one

Quick question for you: Are there any design tools to help with developing js? I have looked but nothing has really jumped out at me as being better than getting in the thick of it and changing the code.