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This time I’m sharing some resources that I found helpful while I developed in this great language. As we can read in the website of Mozilla: “JavaScript (sometimes shortened to JS) is a lightweight, object-oriented language, most known as the scripting language for web pages, but used in many non-browser environments as well”.
Here are some guidelines, tips and online editors.

Google JavaScript Style Guide:

Style guidelines for JavaScript developers written by Google team

Link to Google JavaScript Style Guide.

jsFiddle:

This is an Online Editor for the Web. With this editor you can write JavaScript, use some popular frameworks(MooTools, jQuery, Prototype, YUI, Glow and Dojo) and also you can edit HTML and CSS.

Link to jsfiddle.

jsPerf, JavaScript performance playground:

jsPerf aims to provide an easy way to create and share test cases, comparing the performance of different JavaScript snippets by running benchmarks.

Link to jsperf.

Mozilla:

Dedicated section to the JavaScript language itself, the parts that are not specific to Web pages or other host environments.

Link to Mozilla JavaScript guideline.

Haskell and JavaScript:

Great article about Haskell Functions for JavaScript and a library, by Ariel Flesler.

Link to Haskell JavaScript Functions for JavaScript.

Bonus:

w3schools:

In the w3schools we can find a JavaScript and HTML DOM Reference. It also has an Online Editor, so you can try what you are reading.

Link to w3schools reference.

JavaScript’s appendChild and the Mythical prependChild:

A nice article about the JavaScript’s appendChild() and the Mythical prependChild().

Link to the article JavaScript’s appendChild and the Mythical prependChild.