Re: [tlug] Javascript support groups that are beginner friendly

[Orlando Echevarria <cycloneous@example.com>]

Dave,

Unfortunately, as usual, some programmers just do not answer Qs or
feel some times they are above others in answering questions. It
really depends where you ask, I use IRC to get my JavaScript questions
answered, and have a more better response rate and do not have to
worry about offending someones ego in the process. Forums are great,
but some times, you won't get the answer you need.

If you do have a question, by all means, please do ask me, I don't
mind answering if you have a problem with some code.

Good luck,

Cycloneous from Connecticut. . . .

On Wed, Oct 7, 2009 at 2:59 AM, Dave M G <dave@example.com> wrote:
> TLUG,
>
> In the last few days I've been trying to get some answers on how to
> create "touchmove" event handlers in Javascript.
>
> I've posted in about five different Javascript forums, and got
> absolutely no response so far. Most forums I deal with, such as PHP,
> MySQL, and CSS, give at least some kind of response within a day, even
> if it's to tell me to RTFM, or that my question is too
> stupid/simple/wrong for the list.
>
> Are Javascript programmers particularly shy or cliquish?
>
> Over the next couple weeks, I'm going to have quite a few JavaScript
> questions, so I'm looking for a forum or mailing list where hopefully
> people will talk to me.
>
> Can anyone recommend any?
>
> Thank you for any advice.
>
>
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