Useful javascript objects is a small collection of stand alone single javascript objects that are simply written, with script docs, which enable you to add functionality to HTML pages.
If you are an interface developer or you just look after your moms
home page and want to learn more about javascript.
There are lots of really excellent javascript libraries which you
can use, but if you want to write your own javascript and don't
want to be at the mercy of any particular library useful javascript
objects can give you a base on which to work from. You can quite
quickly learn enough javascript to be able to extend and modify these
objects and create your own.
These objects are written in classic constructor style (not object literal notation)
to make the as easy to follow as possible. Also, most .js files have
an equivilent scriptdoc file, so if your useing an editor that understands
scripdocs you will get code information. (Some older files have naturaldoc notation
comments)
See the individual objects for usage examples
I recommend using Aptana for developing javascript together with Firefox browser with the Firebug add-on installed.
Most of the examples use the "loader" object, you don't have to, I just have. Also, you'll see the "logger" object used quite a lot too, again it's not needed, but I use it as it's quite handy to keep an eye on what your javascript is doing. So I would recommend those two be the first ones you look at.
You can get individual objects from this site, or download the latest versions in one go from sourceforge.net
See the individual objects for bugs and issues