Speakingjs.com Website Review

this book covers ja*ascript up to and including ecmascript 5. for material on later ecmascript versions, check out axel’s other books this book has been written for programmers, by a programmer. in order to understand it, you should already know object-oriented programming, for example, via a mainstream programming language such as ja*a, php, c++, python, ruby, objective-c, swift, c#, or perl. thus, the book’s target audience is programmers who want to learn ja*ascript quickly and properly, and ja*ascript programmers who want to de*pen their topic that you are interested in, jump in, and explore. i still tried to make it fun to read. resources. it also describes a few important tools and libraries. technical manager at a german internet startup that later expanded internationally. in 2006, he held his first talk on ajax. axel has done extensive research into programming language design and has followed the state and future of ja*ascript since its creation. > speaking ja*ascript is one of the best books on js i have read. so > simple, yet thorough and de*p. @speakingjs ★★★★★ for beginners and pros reads like a good novel. very comprehensive.. ★★★★★ fantastic new book (especially for people who can already code in another language) fantastic book. the format has short sample code following each explanation, and that is extremely helpful. in addition, the language is very precise. the best js book i have seen for existing programmers who already know another language. methods in ja*ascript can be called either via dispatch or directly. this blog post explains how that works and why you will rarely call blog post: de*pen your understanding of some aspects of ja*ascript (closures, functional programming, prototypal inheritance), by learning more about the languages scheme, self and ja*a (all of which influenced ja*ascript).