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I hear that ECMAScript 5 is now getting supported by most of the latest browsers. Are there any good tutorials out there? I tried looking myself but I didn’t find anything. Is the ES5 documentation the only thing out there? I mainly want to know what has been depreciated in the new standard. If I avoid these i can feel right at home when I move to ES5 and I wont miss anything depreciated.
The new (2011) edition of “Javascript: The Definitive Guide” covers ECMAScript 5 functions thoroughly, and shows how to implement ECMAScript 3 equivalents in many cases 🙂