References

JavaScript (ECMAScript)

Being a derivation, the statements, expressions, and APIs of built-in objects supported by JSX are very similar to that of JavaScript (also known as ECMAScript). If you are unfamiliar with JavaScript, it would be worthwhile to take a look at the documents describing the JavaScript programming language.

• Standard ECMA-262

The JavaScript reference manual in Mozilla Developer Network is also a good documentation.

• JavaScript (MDN)

W3C Document Object Model (DOM)

The browser platform binding of JSX is standardized by W3C as Document Object Model.

• W3C Standards and Drafts

The following DOM specs are especially important.

• DOM Level 2 Core
• DOM Level 2 HTML
• DOM Level 2 Events

HTML5

HTML5, the 5th major revision of the core language of the World Wide Web, is also discussed in W3C.

• HTML5

WebGL, considered as a part of HTML5, is standardized by Khronos WebGL Working Group.

• WebGL - OpenGL ES 2.0 for the Web

Web Browsers

Be familiar with modern web browsers, where JSX runs on.

• Mozilla Developer Network (MDN)
• Chrome Developer Tools
• Safari Dev Center
• Internet Explorer 9 Guid for Developers

Node.js

Node.js is one of the primary platforms on which JSX applications run.

• node.js