Speaking JavaScript

The book “Speaking JavaScript” by @rauschma. Free to read online!
Low-volume Twitter account.

[Speaking JavaScript @speakingjs]

Translations of SpeakingJS:
—Korean: now https://t.co/DS9hGVSWyh
—Chinese: soon https://t.co/sX2c6hIA5d
—Russian: no https://t.co/enlbGsBovv

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Russian translation of Speaking JS—O’Reilly: “We have had interest from several Russian publishers but sadly none committed to it.”

[Axel Rauschmayer (also on 🦣) @rauschma]

O’Reilly sent me the Chinese Complex translation of @SpeakingJS.

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2nd release of “Speaking JS” is available (fixes errata [1]): Re-download ebook or buy new (ebook or print).

[1] http://t.co/JloWxdD8ny

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Russian translation of Speaking JS—O’Reilly: “We have had interest from several Russian publishers but sadly none committed to it.”

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Chinese—O’Reilly: “[SpeakingJS] was licensed to Posts & Telecom Press, is in translation, and is supposed to be published around mid-year.”

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Korean translation of Speaking JS is available here: http://t.co/PLIBgWGIn6

[Axel Rauschmayer (also on 🦣) @rauschma]

Very cool – there is now a Korean translation of @SpeakingJS: http://t.co/82G7ldDmXV

[Axel Rauschmayer (also on 🦣) @rauschma]

I’m working on the errata for the reprint of @SpeakingJS. Thanks to everybody who submitted!
http://t.co/doSU03va80

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The ebook version of “Speaking JavaScript” is 50% off (until Sep 19, 2014, 5am PT). Discount code: DEAL.
http://t.co/g6yApPFtSO

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Update of the homepage of “Speaking JavaScript”: resources, complementary content, etc.
http://t.co/SNFPmayju2

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@FathmanJim ;-)
Spoiler: the ending is a cliff-hanger.

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@cukeking Makes sense. Should you ever find the time: blog about it and/or email me: axel AT rauschma DOT de

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@cukeking Agreed. Good style is very important in Perl.

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@cukeking What are things you don’t like about it and things you like about K&R?

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@cukeking So, you like “The C Programming Language”, but don’t like “Programming Perl” (?)

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@cukeking @joshsimmons Many people seem to like it! I appreciate ideas for improving it via axel AT rauschma DOT de

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@iPoplava @addyosmani Give it more time, the new DNS entry still needs to make it everywhere.

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@azu_re It’s empty, but it also seems broken. I’ll investigate.

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@banterCZ Only online. You can buy a DRM-free set of files containing PDF, ePub, Kindle-compatible .mobi, DAISY:
http://t.co/3SQJyFOrhB