From my reading list: Douglas Crockfort analyzes JavaScript and describes what he feels are the good parts and the inevitable bad parts.
I like his different approach to JavaScript and his scientific way of describing it and proving his points.
Douglas Crockfort analyzes JavaScript and describes what he feels are the good parts and the inevitable bad parts. Continue reading “Douglas Crockfort: JavaScript – The Good Parts”
JavaScript reference at it’s best. There probably isn’t much about JavaScript that’s not covered here. It might be a bit intimidating for newbies but it is well worth the effort! It looks back on a long history (first edition: 1996) and has grown with JavaScript over the years. “The Bible of JavaScript” is well worth the investment, if you don’t have it already.
The Definitive Guide. JavaScript reference at it’s best. There probably isn’t much about JavaScript that’s not covered here. Continue reading “David Flanagan: JavaScript – The Definitive Guide”
