Thu 28 Aug 2008

This is a keeper on my bookshelf. I am not new to JavaScript but routine for me includes finding better or books that look at things from different perspectives. This book is sort of a handbook with short cut concepts explaining how JavaScript thinks from one end of the language to the other. It also shows several different takes and methods for achieving concepts. To date this is the best book I have seen explaining ‘closures’. On an issue of style my love of OO programming is more ‘class’ oriented. So this book approached things slightly different from what I was expecting. With that said there was no regret for reading this book. (more…)



