JavaScript.info is good, and I’ve heard good things about eloquent JavaScript
Sounds great u/ProgrammerBusiness66 I appreciate it. I will look into it.
Dernièrement, j'apprenais le C tranquillement avec « C Programming: A Modern Approach v2 » et j'ai vraiment adoré. La vérité, c'est que je devrais plutôt rester concentré sur mon domaine professionnel, donc me voilà.
Je cherche des livres similaires à celui-ci pour apprendre le JS. Le but est de le comprendre suffisamment en profondeur pour être vraiment à l'aise et avoir des bases bien solides pour la suite.
La suite, ce serait un livre du même style pour maîtriser React en profondeur, puis enfin TypeScript.
Et oui, je cherche de vrais livres, pas des cours en ligne, des vidéos ou ce genre de choses. Je me suis rendu compte que lire un livre me force à ralentir le rythme, et grâce à ça, je retiens beaucoup mieux.
Si possible, donnez-moi des recommandations de livres que vous avez vraiment lus en entier, pas juste un truc trouvé rapidement sur Google ou le premier livre qui vous vient en tête. Points bonus si vous avez lu le livre de C et que vous voyez exactement de quel style je parle.
Merci.
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JavaScript.info is good, and I’ve heard good things about eloquent JavaScript
Sounds great u/ProgrammerBusiness66 I appreciate it. I will look into it.
The Odin project is a good one also that guides through learn web development as well
Yes for sure I have looked into it. There is something about having a book or PDF that I just enjoy more. I seem to slow down and make sure it sinks in before moving forward. With guided online courses I just get through the lesson and keep going. With the book "C Programming: A Modern Approach v2" i read it, make sure I get it. I have an old dell with Linux and nano only to write the programs and it keeps me honest. Also when the author describes what we are about to do, I stop and try to build it myself, get it running, then look at what they have done. Lots of practice examples and projects to complete. I make sure I do every single one and before moving on I make sure I understand. The books just feel right
Use books for JS/TS fundamentals, but be careful with React books. Eloquent JavaScript, You Don’t Know JS Yet, and Effective TypeScript are good picks. For React, the official docs plus a small project will age better.
Thank you u/BitByLiu I am hearing a lot of recommendations but what seems to be rising to the top is Eloquent JS and YDK JS Yet. I will look into them for sure.
Eloquent JavaScript is one of the best books for building a deep understanding of JavaScript from the ground up.
It's a very old and standards wise outdated book but JavaScript the Good Parts is what got everything started. And good way to understand what JS is at the fundamental level. And it's a short book. But learning JS the right way (which is not easy to do) and then switching to TypeScript can be big disappointment.
I would go plain JS first, then TypeScript, then React. React is easier when you can tell whether the bug is JavaScript, typing, or framework behavior. One small app through all three stages will beat a huge book list.