Where do you recommend an experienced developer learn Javascript? [closed]

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I'd like to learn some Javascript before jumping into a framework like jQuery or Moo Tools.

Since I'm already familiar with C#/Java/Python, I'd like a resource that just shows me how to do things and not waste time with, this is an object, here's how you add numbers, etc.

What resource would you recommend for me? Thank you very much.

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JavaScript: The Good Parts (although you should note that while it is a very good guide to the language, it doesn't talk about DOM)

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I think www.w3schools.com is useful, at least as a reference

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Object-Oriented JavaScript is a good book for learning JavaScript if you're already familiar with something else. It explains JavaScript core concepts but also has more advanced items like how OOP works in JS, which is something that can be confusing at first when coming from languages like C# or Java.

Mozilla Developer Central's JavaScript site is an excellent reference for looking up built-in JavaScript functions, such as what methods array have and even more obscure things like XPath support. https://developer.mozilla.org/En/JavaScript