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exploringjs.com

• WorldMaker 9y ago
  I like Dr. Rauschmayer's blog, as well: http://2ality.com/ http://2ality.com/ His blog is full of useful and specific deep dives into individual ES proposals as they reach certain stages.
  • johnsonjo 9y ago
    Dr. Rauschmayer also has several books free to read online available here http://exploringjs.com/ http://exploringjs.com/. I definitely recommend his books they are often quite thorough.
    • johnsonjo 9y ago
      There's also Nicholas C. Zakas' book understanding es6. It's free to read online too. https://leanpub.com/understandinges6/ https://leanpub.com/understandinges6/ I haven't read this one but I started one of his other books that was a very large book of JavaScript showing warts and all. I would definitely support these authors though by buying the books if you have the money to do it.