“You Don't Know JS” Book Series

I've taken a training class from this guy before in San Francisco. He's pretty cool but he tries to push his own APIs pretty heavily which I found to be pretty annoying. Other than that it was good.

(Free) JavaScript Books:

http://codecondo.com/free-javascript-books/

Can anyone compare/contrast this with the book Secrets of the Javascript Ninja, by John Resig and Bear Bibeault?

I've got a copy of that around that I've been meaning to read for a while.

Scope and Closures was very instrumental for me in capturing some JavaScript's slippery concepts. Recommended.

Well the comments in here convinced me. Just purchased Scope/Closures and This/Prototypes.

Looking forward to taking my understanding of jack shit to the next level.

Thanks for making this Kyle.

Ooh, yes!! I've actually been writing a little something like this myself, but way more incomplete and so on.

If you think either function or array is a type in Javascript, you have more to learn. (For example.)

I attended a conference and took an all-day workshop from the author of this series. He covered a lot of the content from his books in the workshop, and it was phenomenal. Highly recommended!

I read this book a little when it was in its infancy. The author does a good job of explaining the closures

Very cool, I remember this was a kickstarter project. Glad to see it in completion. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/getify/you-dont-know-js...

Nice double entendre

Is there a bundle pack on the O'Reilly site? Like some kind of discounted buy all together deal?

Ah, I didn't know that JavaScript has labeled statements.

pdf?