RE: Javascript in 2017

[Rob Andrew]

Tom,

 

Books may not be a good idea in the JS space these days. The space is moving 
very quickly – and things will be out of date before they are published. You 
may want to look a little more into the online space, but I think that even  
looking at blogs, etc fall out of date pretty quickly.

 

I don’t have any good examples, but companies like Pluralsight, Coursera might 
be worth looking at. 

 

Rob

 

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Subject: Javascript in 2017

 

Hi Folks,

 

Many of the Javascript books I have been recommended seem to be out of date 
with the ES6 (ES2015) changes according to the many reviews online. Can anyone 
recommend a newer book to learn from so I don't waste my time with deprecated 
stuff?




Thanks

Tom

Javascript in 2017

[Tom P]

Hi Folks,

Many of the Javascript books I have been recommended seem to be out of date
with the ES6 (ES2015) changes according to the many reviews online. Can
anyone recommend a newer book to learn from so I don't waste my time with
deprecated stuff?

Thanks
Tom