Resources for Learning JSL

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There are plenty of ways to learn scripting in JMP, however most of you probably will start on a self-study path. To support you we want to provide here a collection of useful resources but also to some of our official trainings relevant to this topic. In addition you'll find at some customer presentations about how JSL changed the way they work (might worth for some arguments to convince your manager):

• 2023 JSL Learning Sessions:
  • Registration Page (available in 2023) 
  • Learning Session overview in the Previous JSL Scripters Club Meetings overview 

• Books:  
  • Jump into JMP Scripting, Second Ed.: Geared toward JMP users who are new to JMP scripting with step-by-step instructions and more than 50 code examples.   
  • JSL Companion: Applications of the JMP Scripting Language, Second Ed.: Designed to help readers move beyond the basics of JSL. 

• Customer Presentations:
  • Troy Hickey’s "A Structured Approach to Programming With JSL for Building Real World, Scalable Applications" 
  • Kevin Lennon's "jClick - Revolutionizing Data Analysis and Delivery in Semiconductor High Volume Manufacturing"
  • Philip O'Leary's "The Building and Distribution of Standard Data using JMP"  

• Official JMP training: 
  
  • Introduction to the JMP Scripting Language - available for free as e-learning here in the JMP Commun...
  • Designing and Building a Complete JMP Script 
  • Application Development Using the JMP Scripting Language 
  • Finalize your Scripting Knowledge with a JSL Certification Exam 

• On the community:
  • On-Demand Webinars from the Mastering JMP Series: 
    • https://www.jmp.com/en_us/events/mastering/application-areas/application-development.html 
    • e.g. Automating Analyses Using JMP Scripts
  • Scripts posted to the JMP Community by fellow JMP Users 
  • Discovery Presentations on JMP Scripting
  • JSL Cookbook - new version on the JMP Community. If you’re looking for a code snippet or design pattern that performs a common task for your JSL project, the JSL Cookbook is for you
  • How to fix your own code (video)

• Within JMP/On the JMP website:
  • The JMP Scripting Index. Accessible from the Help menu within JMP (Help > Scripting Index). 
  • The JMP Scripting Guide
  • JSL Syntax Reference

[#2]

Currently @DonMcCormack is asking for feedback on his revamping ideas for the JSL cookbook. He presented the ideas in the 2022Q1 meeting and here is the thread to post your feedback: 
The All New JSL Cookbook II - Soliciting Input 

Thanks for your feedback!