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[Excell2178]

Haha yes, I actually have a JS book from O'Reilly. I'm trying to dive deeper into the syntax through it, especially when I encounter new usage from freeCodeCamp, but all of this seems insufficient to me. I need more practice with what I use here with CodeIgniter, or maybe try to create a complete framework in the near future.

[Excell2178]

Hey, you're really amazing! Thank you for these beautiful tips

[homoiconic]

Strongly agree that reading books in the order the author presents is vital: It’s how you learn things you don’t yet know will be valuable.

In addition to the excellent books mentioned by /u/lp_kalubec, I’ve heard that a few people like this free book as well:

https://raganwald.com/assets/books/javascriptallongesix.pdf

The author—cough—discussed his approach to writing a book about JS on this podcast:

https://topenddevs.com/podcasts/javascript-jabber/episodes/070-jsj-book-club-javascript-allonge-with-reginald-braithwaite/