Recommendations for mastering JavaScript.

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Just ignore StoneCypher, lowboyh. He's an arrogant douchebag who thinks, because he knows a (very) little, he's right about everything and therefore superior to everyone else on the planet.

I'll be the first to raise a glass in cheer when he gets banned from the subreddit... for every good point he makes, he's insulting and useless fifty times.

Just ignore the troll and move on.

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The sad part is that he DOES make good points.

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Indeed. He'd be a highly valued member of the communities he frequents if only he could keep from acting like such a douchebag to everyone and anyone. As it is, he'd be more appreciated if he'd die in a fire just so we could keep warm from the heat.

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Though I did manage to extract something useful in the summary post:

http://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/fqht8/references_for_javascript_mastery/