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JavaScript Path

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πŸ“š List of books to master JavaScript Development

Contents

  1. Essential Path
  2. Additional Resources
  3. How to Use This List
  4. Project Based
  5. Contributing

Essential Path

Topic Books Price Release
Learn JavaScript Eloquent JavaScript, 3rd Edition πŸ†“ September 2018
Functional Programming Mostly Adequate Guide to Functional Programming πŸ†“ -
Asynchronous Programming & Performance 1st Edition You Don't Know JS: Async & Performance πŸ†“ February 2015
ES6 Exploring ES6 πŸ†“ June 2015
Tooling Setting up ES6 πŸ†“ January 2016

Additional Resources

Learn JavaScript

Books Price Release
Speaking JavaScript πŸ†“ February 2014
Professional JavaScript for Web Developers, 3rd Edition πŸ’° December 2011
JavaScript: The Definitive Guide, 6th Edition πŸ’° April 2011

Going Deep

Books Price Release
JavaScript: The Good Parts πŸ’° May 2008
Secrets of the JavaScript Ninja, Second Edition πŸ’° August 2016 (estimated)
Effective JavaScript πŸ’° December 2012
You Don't Know JS πŸ†“ -
Programming JavaScript Applications πŸ†“ June 2014

ES.next

Books Price Release
Exploring ES2016 and ES2017 πŸ†“ -
Understanding ECMAScript 6 πŸ†“ -

Browser Development

Books Price Release
DOM Enlightenment πŸ†“ February 2013

Testing

Books Price Release
JavaScript Testing Recipes πŸ’° March 2014
Test-Driven JavaScript Development πŸ’° September 2010

Design Patterns

Books Price Release
Learning JavaScript Design Patterns πŸ†“ July 2012
JavaScript Patterns πŸ’° September 2010

Functional Programming

Books Price Release
JavaScript AllongΓ©, the "Six" Edition πŸ†“ -
Functional JavaScript πŸ’° June 2013

Object-Oriented Programming

Books Price Release
The Principles of Object-Oriented JavaScript πŸ’° February 2014

Asynchronous Programming

Books Price Release
Async JavaScript πŸ’° November 2012

Performance

Books Price Release
High Performance JavaScript πŸ’° March 2010

Workflow

Books Price Release
JavaScript Application Design πŸ’° January 2015

How to Use This List

Start with the first book of the Essential Path, and after finish it, read the next one. Repeat this process until you finish all books from the Essential Path.

After you complete the Essential Path, you should keep studying! Just choose one book listed in our Additional Resources section. You don't need to read those books in such section in order, you should pick the one that you are more interested! πŸ˜„

PROTIP: try to create and deploy at least one real project after you finish each book.

Project Based

In order to show for everyone that you successfully finished a book, you should create a new project.

"What does it mean?"

After finish a book, you should think about a real world problem that you can solve using the acquired knowledge in such book. You don't need to create a big project, but you must create something to validate and consolidate your knowledge, and also to show to the world that you are capable to create something useful with the concepts that you learned.

The projects of all students will be listed in our JavaScript Projects repository. Submit a pull request with your project's information after you start/conclude it.

You can create this project alone or with colleagues!

Project Suggestions

  • JavaScript Projects: List of projects related with the JavaScript Path.
  • FreeCodeCamp: Course that teaches you fullstack JavaScript development through a bunch of projects.
  • Projects: A list of practical projects that anyone can solve in any programming language.
  • app-specs: A curated list of applications' specifications and implementations to practice new technologies, improve your portfolio and sharpen your skills.

Contributing

See our contributing guidelines here!

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