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- This product had a total of 142 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jan 11 2020.
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Fantastic small book to understand JS at a fundamental level.
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This books is just awesome! If you are someone new or maybe someone that use javascript and want to polish your understanding o... Read More
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Author tries to offer a simple yet effective perspective about javascript.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
However, he could have described in more detail how the language's features help write better code and cool apps.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I would have liked to read a chapter with worked examples of real-life problems.
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Cuts to the point, doesn't waste time.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It cover the version 5 of ecmascript but definitely this is something that you need to master in order to understand the new version (es 6 or ecmascript 2015).
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
For example, the constructor definition is quite vague: a constructor is simply a function that uses new to create an object - any object can be a constructor.
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It is not strict enough and it doesn't really help.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
For an experienced developer, it restates the obvious in an disturbingly careless manner.
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