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Current js books?
I'm finishing John Duckett's book "Javascript and jQuery. Interactive Web Development" and I don't quite understand what materials to continue learning with. Thinking of buying Flanagan's "Detailed JavaScript Guide" and "Expressive Javascript", but is the first book relevant for 2018?
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All relevant literature is available only on Amazon . Here, for example, books on JavaScript topics , sorted by release date (including planned ones).
Also, on a note, the O'Reilly publishing house offers a number of materials for study in the public domain , and the Packt publishing house once a day uploads random books for free access - you can monitor for relevance based on personal needs.
It is extremely rare that you will find an actual Russian-language counterpart, and even with an intelligent translation. Therefore, I would bet on English - this is your additional degree of freedom regarding access to the newest and highest quality information on the market.
Do you buy them?
Eloquent JavaScript is available for free on the site, BUT from some point on it becomes an unnecessarily complicated book. Better Head First JavaScript Programming (2014) +> You Don't Know JavaScript, and solve problems on checkio and codewars + MDN as reference materials.
I'll just leave this here.
JavaScript. Templates” Stoyan Stefanov.
What books on js? Everything is changing there faster than topographic machines work!
There is the best Russian-language resource - this is https://learn.javascript.ru , as well as https://developer.mozilla.org/ru/ , there is something in Russian, but something is not translated.
And then there is the documentation of the framework, which one you like, if it is Vue.js, of course ))) Although Angular is not bad either.
I advise the 2nd edition of Secrets of the JavaScript Ninja , everything you need for a complete understanding of modern js, there is a translation
of the DOM API by learn.javascript.ru and Flanagan's mdn
categorically do not advise
In English: https://github.com/getify/You-Dont-Know-JS
In Russian: https://developer.mozilla.org/ru/
In my opinion, this is quite enough if the basic knowledge has already been obtained. Mozilla has very good documentation with examples, better than some books. Yes, and books are now losing their relevance - they made sense when changes occurred every 5 years, now while they write and translate into Russian, relevance is lost.
Good book (in English) describing design patterns . Online and free.
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