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For Javascript, I recommend "You don't know JS". I've tried tons of ressources and that's the one that finally made it click.
by zeroc8 6y ago
For Javascript, I recommend "You don't know JS".
I've tried tons of ressources and that's the one that finally made it click.
- serial_dev 6y agoI wouldn't recommend that book if the only reason you learn JavaScript is to be able to follow along this book (DDD, CQRS...). "You don't know JS" is a great book, and it's essential for someone who actually writes and works with JS all day. You'll pass most JS questions if you interview for a new job. At the same time, in my opinion, it's just a book full of gotchas that shouldn't even be present in good codebases (because most developers don't know JS :)).