I don't think the problem is the lack of comp sci fundamentals (although yes, there is that) it's that aside from part 1 -- a pretty pointless ramble about "the

I don't think the problem is the lack of comp sci fundamentals (although yes, there is that) it's that aside from part 1 -- a pretty pointless ramble about "the front-end practice" -- this thing is a crazy collection of links to other stuff without much in the way of curation. The author recommends three well-regarded books on UI design (I haven't read any of them, but I struggle on) but doesn't seem to have applied them to this handbook. Don't dump an unedited pile of crap on the user -- have an opinion and tell the user what you think they need to know, leave the list of resources to the end. The problem with this thing is that it's not a "handbook", it's a collection of "useful" links.