I learned JavaScript in a course a few years ago. Now I would like to start it from scratch, and cover all the aspects of this language. I found this book on O’Reilly that looks well known, JavaScript: The Definitive Guide, 7th Edition (David Flanagan). The publication date is May 2020. My questions: is May 2020 ok as publication date or should I look for something date 2021/2022? I just want to start very well and on a book, not online course. Of course, if you read this book and you didn’t like it, feel free to tell me, and suggest another one.
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If you are a person who is not much fond of books and gets bored easily while studying.“Head First Java” is all you need, and some of the other Best JavaScript Books are:
1.Eloquent JavaScript: A Modern Introduction to Programming.
2.JavaScript and JQuery: Interactive Front-End Web Development
3.JavaScript: The Good Parts
4.JavaScript: Novice to Ninja
5.Effective JavaScript: 68 Specific Ways to Harness the Power of JavaScript.
Yes I think so — it’s solid fundamentals in that book. The Definitve Guides have been a go to reference book for many years, so you can rely on them to be a trusted source of information.
For the few new features that may have been added to JS in the last couple of years, I would say you are talking a 10 minute read online.
Thank you, you have been amazing! About “a go to reference book for many years”, is there a kind of book considered the same for PHP, a book considered the best from developers? I would like to take both. Thank you!
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