One single book to improve your JavaScript skills

If you were to recommend.

One single book to level up my JavaScript skills.

What would that be?

Easy.

You want something to teach you the foundations.

The ins and outs.

So when you get to the interview.

Closures, callbacks, scope, and async will be a piece of cake.

Then: “You don’t know JS” by Kyle Simpson is perfect.

I’ve read the series soon in my dev career.

Still checking it occasionally.

Cake anyone?




Stay cool,
Dragos