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Thanks for the book suggestions. I've found the courses on those websites are usually aimed beginners though. Perhaps there really isn't a "deeper" part of JS

Thanks for the book suggestions. I've found the courses on those websites are usually aimed beginners though. Perhaps there really isn't a "deeper" part of JS the same way there is in C++? Maybe I'm asking for something that really isn't there. What would someone who is considered an expert or "guru" in JS know? :)

amavisca 13y ago
He recommended books in his response. You should be reading JavaScript: The Good Parts.
- peacemaker 13y ago
  JavaScript: The Good Parts was published 2008, a lot can change in 5 years. Still worth it today?
  - talles 13y ago
    Yes, it still a classic.