I'd consider adding some articles from http://rmurphey.com/ http://rmurphey.com/ ( that's where I started reading about large javascript apps), http://peter.mi

I'd consider adding some articles from http://rmurphey.com/ http://rmurphey.com/ ( that's where I started reading about large javascript apps), http://peter.michaux.ca/ http://peter.michaux.ca/ (very interesting), and even some of the demo apps from http://rightjs.org/ http://rightjs.org/, like https://github.com/MadRabbit/typing-ninja https://github.com/MadRabbit/typing-ninja, are pretty good for learning javascript. IMHO.