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Fantastic small book to understand JS at a fundamental level.
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As other reviewers have mentioned, it's very dense material, but clearly written and not hard to understand if you take your time and reread/re-examine the code samples when concepts get hairy.
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Much of the content is framed in a way of emulating classical behavior from other languages in javascript (which uses prototypal inheritance rather than classes).
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This was somewhat less helpful to me, because javascript is the only language i know currently.
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This book truly is the principles of ood in javascript, not the patterns.
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Cuts to the point, doesn't waste time.
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The author obviously mastered the subject.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
This gives developers more control over the code and how they are writing their code.
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Nicholas explains ecma script 5's built in object functions by sprinkling in examples rather than going all dictionary style on us as many developer books typically like to do.
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