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by petercooper
3311 days ago
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Depends on what your level is going in. For an absolute beginner, JavaScript and jQuery by Jon Duckett is extremely accessible. Sure, it covers jQuery but it's so well aimed at total beginners it's not a bad path. At the lower intermediate level, Eloquent JavaScript (mentioned elsewhere) is fantastic. At higher levels/if you know other languages and are comfortable learning new ones: Effective JavaScript, YDKJS, and Speaking JavaScript all fantastic and complement each other in various ways. |
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