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I'd say go with HN. As a NodeJS developer, I found books to be lacking of the latest JS frameworks and modules. Books have been obsoleted since the internet was
by scott31 6y ago
I'd say go with HN. As a NodeJS developer, I found books to be lacking of the latest JS frameworks and modules. Books have been obsoleted since the internet was created 15 years ago.
- danfraticiu 6y agoSpoken like a true JS developer.
- fortran77 6y agoAs a Rust developer, it's very important for me to be on HN to make sure than everyone knows about Rust, and to introduce Rust into every discussion about other programming languages.
- barbarbar 6y agoThis comment is great in every way I can think of.
- gitgud 6y agoAdditionally, a book can't even be updated or patched, which makes it inferior to the npm package manager.
- veddox 6y agoBecause anything that was created before the Internet spontaneoulsy generated in 2005 is obviously so not worth reading about. HN is about more than just the latest JS fad: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html