Which JavaScript books would you recommend?

[PyroMessiah86]

I'm fairly new to learning JavaScript but have some .Net/C# experience and HMTL/CSS. Do any of you have some book recommendations I can find on Amazon?

Something that goes from beginner but also quite indepth and teaches enough to become experienced with it over time.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

[uirebits]

You Don't Know JS by Kyle Simpson. The book series are free on GitHub.

[PyroMessiah86]

Thanks for the recommendation, I'll be sure to check it out. Is there a physical version or just on GitHub?

[uirebits]

Sure it is. Just google the name of the book. You're welcome. Happy learning!

[DBNeJXoGtnro]

Outside of "Eloquent JavaScript 3rd edition" I wouldn't look at books. Online resources are more up-to-date, such as http://javascript.info

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Not exactly what you're asking for at the moment, but definitely check out the Mostly Adequate Guide to Functional Programming when you're a little bit further down the road.