I currently read "Beginning JavaScript"... at the back there are couple of recomendations about what to continue with once the reader is done with the "Beggining..." I find "Professional JavaScript" interesting title to continue with, but it was printed 1999... that seems like a long time ago, however, do you expirienced JavaScript programmers think that nevertheless it is ok to go on with "Professional..." even if it seems outdated?
Thanks,

"Nothing worthwile is achieved without effort..."

I wouldn't, JavaScript has changed quite a bit since 1999, best to go with something more up-to-date. Personally, I like Danny Goodman's JavaScript Bible and his O'Reilly book: Dynamic HTML, the definitive reference which is a very thourough JS, CSS and HTML reference.

Regards,
Rich

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