Exploring JS

JavaScript books by @rauschma. Free to read online!

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If you bought “Tackling TypeScript”, you just got four new chapters (21–24): https://t.co/UBZ1MAwZ3T

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@seminioni Fixed now, thanks!

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The latest ExploringJS book is now available: “Tackling TypeScript”
https://t.co/iD7nv0NTp4

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@nucliweb Yes!

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The print edition of “JavaScript for impatient programmers” is now available in several Amazon online stores: https://t.co/hoR8hakRmV

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🤿 “Deep JavaScript” is now available online: https://t.co/Z5Kr19MtkQ

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@Giando_Riceputi Yes: https://t.co/LwtknKhXH8

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@travisfont A print version of “JS for impatient programmers” will be out this fall. Subscribe here to be notified: https://t.co/HcRlAhkY8A

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Large update for “JavaScript for impatient programmers”. Free to read at the usual location: https://t.co/qmg8P4vYO6

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The print edition of “JavaScript for impatient programmers” will come out in Fall 2019. Subscribe here to be notified: https://t.co/HcRlAhkY8A

Website of the book: https://t.co/pSXQEOQO6t

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@orKoN https://t.co/5ojYk8vZjE

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If it doesn’t load for you, then you may need to wait until your DNS is up-to-date. You can use this URL until then: https://t.co/Vrd8k6UQZD

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The free “Exploring JS” books can now be accessed via HTTPS: https://t.co/HiVchjcxX7

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If it doesn’t load for you, then you may need to wait until your DNS is up-to-date. You can use this URL until then: https://t.co/Vrd8k6UQZD

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@anuraggoel That’s it, yes! Found it a few seconds ago. Thanks!

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I’m in the process of enabling HTTPS. This may take a while. In the meantime, you can reach ExploringJS here: https://t.co/Vrd8k6UQZD

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@anuraggoel I really like how clearly everything is explained on Render’s website, BTW! Connecting via GitHub works very well, too. Any plans for server-side analytics?

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@anuraggoel Cool! This is the config – I don’t see the problem you are mentioning(?) https://t.co/EKFuorUSrP

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3/3
– Chapter on numbers: upgraded sections on float precision and bitwise operators
– Bonus chapter “Next steps” now covers Progressive Web Apps and WebAssembly.
– Many other improvements, all over the book

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1/3 A new release of “JavaScript for impatient programmers” out!

Now free to read: chapter “Asynchronous iteration”.
This is the last essential chapter that was missing from the public version; which is therefore complete now.

https://t.co/PYbXUKbhLk

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2/3 More highlights:
– Major rewrite of chapter on modules, e.g. new section on npm packages
– Many improvements of chapters on Typed Arrays and callable values
– Better sections on concurrency in chapters on Promises and async functions