[adobeeee]

Is there a JavaScript book that only covers the "modern" topics of JS (+DOM API where applicable) My knowledge is probably from 2008

[chasingthewind]

This was posted on HN a few weeks ago...might be somewhat useful in that it does cover some more recent concepts in JS.

https://github.com/leonardomso/33-js-concepts

[marvindanig]

I recommend this iPad-book 'Let's Learn ES6' by Ryan Christiani [1] to bring you up to speed with some of the features of modern JavaScript. It's got videos on it!

https://bubblin.io/cover/let-s-learn-es6-by-ryan-christiani

Another resource that I like is Wesbos's video tutorials on all things JS. He has a separate course on ES6 which is great! And then there is MDN.

[Moru]

There are few topics more irritating to learn on video than programming... :-)

[pieterr]

Maybe the books from Axel Rauschmayer are what you’re looking for.

http://exploringjs.com