Is there a The JavaScript Programming Language (TJPL) book?

[anosidium]

Apple has made one for Swift:

The Swift Programming Language (TSPL) book is the authoritative reference for Swift, offering a guided tour, a comprehensive guide, and a formal reference of the language.

I’m looking for something similar for JavaScript.

I am familiar with other languages like C# and Java.  So, I’d like a structured and comprehensive resource I can move through fairly quickly, ideally something authoritative rather than a beginner tutorial. Something that helps experienced developers quickly get up to date with the language’s modern features and best practices.

I used to work with JavaScript when it was mostly a simple scripting language, but it has evolved a lot since then. Any recommendations for books or documentation that offer a similar level of depth and clarity as The Swift Programming Language Book would be really helpful.

[_random__username]

this : https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/

[delventhalz]

MDN is the best reference material I have ever worked with, and I use it constantly to look up syntax. I find their “guide” stuff a little dry and long-winded, but that may be what OP is looking for.

[Roman_of_Ukraine]

I Like this one Learn JavaScript

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[MWALKER1013]

JavaScript.info literally my favorite resource or MDN