The approach to JS in Hype is oriented towards people who are already highly proficient in JS. I have years of high-level experience in Lingo (which is not all that different from JS) doing game design and so on, so I understand how things work. I just don’t know the JS-specific terms and such. Rath…

Lingo! I know that language a bit as well. :smile: Check out the latest JavaScript Cookbook from O’Reilly. It’s task oriented, but it also includes some useful tips and suggestions for syntactic structure, and doesn’t assume you’re either a genius or an idiot. [image] JavaScript Cookbook …

This guy moves pretty fast, but he makes it fun (and since the lessons are videos, you can pause them when needed) http://thatjsdude.com

Thanks Daniel, Warren, Greg. I’ve got the Cookbook. One of the things I loved about Macromedia was that they provided both a very well-written manual for Lingo and a particularly valuable dictionary with multiple examples of everything, both being some 275 pages. The nice thing about this kind of …

You can download the Hype Documentation here

[image] TYancy: And because of the way the content was designed, even newbies could start producing serious, usable scripts within a couple of days and get their projects out the door. Heh. Well, perhaps relative newbies. Remember Direct-L? Some astonishingly painful questions were asked ther…

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Daniel July 23, 2015, 10:53pm 3

Here’s a few more resources.