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I've just been reading through this and it's surprisingly accessible to someone without a CS background. Anthony Alicea's Understanding Weird Parts of JS on Ud
by tomclive 9y ago
I've just been reading through this and it's surprisingly accessible to someone without a CS background.
Anthony Alicea's Understanding Weird Parts of JS on Udemy was pretty good at introducing some of these concepts and I would have thought most people working with JS would be interested in finding out what's below the surface.
- _cereal 9y agoTrue, I'm not much into client side programming, just learning and lectures like this or Axel Rauschmayer's[1] are gold sources to understand Javascript. [1] http://exploringjs.com/es6/ http://exploringjs.com/es6/