JS resources
Since I find myself writing code more and more in JavaScript nowadays regardless of backend or frontend development, I figure out I should at least give it a look seriously, the first time in more than 10 years, and here are the resources I find useful while diving into this long overlooked programming language.
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MDN, the go-to place for a quick reference to
the standard
.Bonus: it has a super handy search box that allows instant search by pressing the slash (/) on that page.
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Exploring JS series, where to learn
everything
about JavaScript, seriously.Bonus: most of the books are free to read online!
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TC39, the ECMAScript
specification
where JavaScript is defined.Bonus: it helps to fall asleep quickly.
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Node.js API Documentation, JavaScript for
the backend
.Bonus: call yourself a 2-end JavaScript engineer :)
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JavaScript Runtime Environment, a
professional
explanation.Bonus: it provides beautiful gif animations for easy visualizations.
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Node.js Event Loop, a
nice
diagram.Bonus: promises, next-ticks, timers, and immediates... learn them all in one diagram.