To piggy back onto this thread: I've written a fair amount of severside JavaScript, read the Eloquent JS book, the You Don't Know JS series (which I heartily re

To piggy back onto this thread: I've written a fair amount of severside JavaScript, read the Eloquent JS book, the You Don't Know JS series (which I heartily recommend to the parent), and feel I have a pretty good handle on the modern language itself. How does one take this knowledge and learn the browser APIs (in particular, best practices around those APIs) plus to navigate the frontend ecosystem in general without getting overwhelmed? Obviously you learn the APIs by building stuff, which I do. I can and do write frontend code, but always with the feeling that I've never learned this stuff properly. I know there are tutorials aplenty on this stuff -- other than MDN, is there anything authoritative, comprehensive, and deep? Like, the SICP or TAOP of frontend programming?