Like so many others, back in 2008 when I bought the MEAP all I really knew was alert("Hello!"); and associating onclicks inline to DOM elements. It's a good re

Like so many others, back in 2008 when I bought the MEAP all I really knew was alert("Hello!"); and associating onclicks inline to DOM elements. It's a good read though, and now that it's finally released, I'll take a look at it again. The JS ecosystem has changed a lot though, but this book, if I remember it correctly, explains a lot of the rationale of why it's good to program JS a certain way.