Is this the best JavaScript book?
Today we’re taking a look at the modern classic Eloquent JavaScript: A Modern Introduction to Programming (3rd Edition) by Marijn Haverbeke.
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Top comments (11)
I am currently reading this, as others commented, through eloquentjavascript.net.
It is impeccably written, has a very thorough introduction for readers without a programming background and the examples and projects are quite interesting and complete.
In my opinion, it's a must read for any beginner dev. This book is making everything click for me.
I have a hard copy of book and it’s indeed quite comprehensive. For the visual learners like me, and due to the eloquent style in which the sample code analysis are written, get yourselves a set of color pencils to draw, highlight relationships between concepts, etc.
I'm reading this very thoroughly at the moment. 🤗
This book makes me feel like I have huge knowledge gaps
Thought of starting this or
JavaScript: The Good Partsonce after finishing YDKJS. Any suggestions on which one to start first?Picked this up recently, looking forward to really getting into it!
FYI this great book is under Creative Commons attribution-noncommercial license and freely available on eloquentjavascript.net
to study & learn, thanks for sharing!!
Yep. My personal recommendation for people who want to learn JS
Thank you for the book review. Appreciate that you mention other authors/teachers to look up. (Anthony Alicea and Kyle Simpson)