Hey Devs
Learning JavaScript in-depth is hard and these books will help your life easier to understand the weird parts of the language.
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Thanks for this - I think books are the only way to take your knowledge past the basics, much more active learning than following videos/courses. Great list, Iām going to start working through them š§
Awesome Matthew :)
For online resources I would recommend javascript.info/
There's also Light Functional JavaScript by Kyle Simpson (same author as YDKJS), and I believe he's working on another, more in-depth book on functional JS.
@thegoodsheppard just saw your comment after I wrote this.
Simpson is the gold standard in technical instruction authors IMO, as he just breaks down everything so well for all experience levels. Everyone else sort of feels like a letdown after reading his work.
Ahah
Without going so far, let's add Will Sentence: Excellent teacher and great energy in his FrontEndMasters classes.
Axel is also top notch: exploringjs.com/deep-js/ is his new book.
mostly-adequate.gitbooks.io/mostly... is also good FP with JS.
We can add sandimetz.com/99bottles to the collection
eloquentjavascript.net/ eloquent JS is free to browse btw.
Thanks Mike!āThat is definitely a book I was leaning towards but didn't want to prime the response.
Thanks for the breakdown of these books Srebalaji. That was crystal clear. My favourite is You don't know JS š. Also would like it give a takeaway for your connection those who read this article.
A GUI for JS Projects : guijs.dev/
GUI for JS is new for me. Will try that out
Awesome compilation, thanks!
I was just looking for something related to performance on web thank you so much for suggesting.
I have been wanting to read a FP w/JS book and there are quite a few to choose from. Why is Luis Atencio's book your recommendation? Thanks!