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If you want to know JS deeply, I think reading the EcmaScript language specification is a very good step. I've read through it before; it's quite long but not o
by alexdowad 4y ago
If you want to know JS deeply, I think reading the EcmaScript language specification is a very good step. I've read through it before; it's quite long but not overly difficult reading.
Studying the source code for a JS implementation is also a good step. QuickJS is a good one.