Early praise for Rediscovering JavaScript

Rediscovering JavaScript — Pragmatic Programmers (3 / 108)

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JavaScript used to only have a few “good parts.” Now most of the parts are good. Although legacy features still remain, new features provided in the ES6/7/8 standards can help you write safer, simpler, and more concise code…but only if you know about them. In this book, Venkat shows everyone, from beginners to experts, how to use the modern language that JavaScript has become.

→ Ben Rady

Author of Serverless Single Page Apps and Continuous Testing with Ruby, Rails, and JavaScript

This concise and brilliant introduction to modern JavaScript keeps the reader engaged by employing simple and direct language, coupled with focused examples and exercises that facilitate rapid learning. Recommended for anyone who wants to discover the joys of ES6/7/8.

→ Suresh Iyer

Polyglot Programmer and Senior Staff Applications Engineer, ServiceNow

Once again, Venkat manages to distill into a concise work the most important changes in the evolution of JavaScript. If you want to update your knowledge of the most ubiquitous language in record time, this book is for you.

→ Brian Sam-Bodden

Integrallis Software

If you tried and abandoned JavaScript long ago, it’s time to give it a fresh look. This book teaches you all the improvements that bring the language into the 21st century.

→ Kenneth A. Kousen

Java Champion and author of multiple books, including Modern Java Recipes

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