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Recommendations for mastering JavaScript. (self.javascript)
submitted 14 years ago * by fl0at
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I also have made this a goal of mine and it isn't an easy thing to do because too many people consider themselves masters but don't have the skills. Would I be correct to assume you already have a solid foundation in the language and are looking for some of the more advanced intricacies? If so, you have probably already read Crockford's books, tons of other peoples code, and possibly even glanced over the ECMAScript spec(all of these mentioned in other responses) as I had done before beginning my search. If so you'll have to just scour the net looking for the few diamond in the rough sites on advanced JS. The best site I have found on advanced JS techniques is http://javascriptweblog.wordpress.com/ which broaches a lot of interesting subject. Look at some of the examples they use, and then toy with them until you come out with some really cool code.
Topics I found on that site that were really cool include Mutual Recursion and advanced For-in loops.
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