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For those advanced programmers in the audience, Javascript: The Good Parts by Douglas Crockford is more appropriate. Or just read through his site: http://java

• Groxx 16y ago
  That has easily been one of my favorite programming books so far. It's a programming language book for programmers. Every language needs something like it. I only wish his linter were better. I haven't poked at the recent update (!) very much, but it was almost un-usably incorrect for quite a while, and removes one of my favorite tools for making javascript look nicer: functions as objects (ie, with properties). Instead, he preaches a super-watered-down version where functions are mere constructors for objects, and nothing else.