JavaScripts can be thought of as a extension of HTML. They allow users to add simple functionality to their web page without having to use CGI or some other data-base driven technolegy to process data. JavaScript can be used in many different ways, it can help with the layout of pages, submitting information from the user, changing colors, displaying the current time, and even games!

Adding a JavaScript to your web page is not difficult. In fact, it's quite easy considering the work is almost all done for you. All you have to do is find the script you want to add to your page, and then cut and paste it into your html document. Once it is incorporated into the page, you may need to configure a few variables in the script. When you're you will have a full working JavaScript on your page.

Below you will find a listing of some Free JavaScript archives:

Javascipts.com
Part of the EarthWeb Network

http://www.acmecity.com

Hypermart
If you own a business, and want free hosting, Hypermart is a good place to look. Hypermart provides 10MB of web space, free e-mail, and even your own CGI-BIN to run your own CGI scripts.

http://www.hypermart.net

Angelfire
Being a great down to earth free hosting provider, Angelfire lives up to its name. Although only providing 5MB of web space, Angelfire makes it easy to create a web page.

http://www.angelfire.com

Crosswinds
If you have a web site that takes up a lot of space, you may want to check out Crosswinds. As of now, they provide Unlimited Web Space, and free e-mail accounts to their members.

http://www.crosswinds.net

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