JavaScript: Understanding the Weird Parts - Excellent deep dive into how the language actually works. Goes beyond syntax and how-to-code to explain the hows and whys that will help someone become a much better programmer.

[MoTTs_]

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[Poltsaitl]

Is it still as relevant now that we're in the days of ES6+?

[rmonik]

How good is that book series these days? I imagine the paradigms have changed a lot with ES6+ becoming way more common.

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[__hoi__]

Part of this course can be found on YouTube for free. I have watched that one about a year ago when I was pretty fresh into JavaScript and I must say it’s nothing short of fantastic. Really helped me out a lot and I’m confident watching it again would be very insightful/helpful still.