"Javascript is the most prominent web programming language in the industry today and has endless capabilities in full stack web applications. JavaScript is most preferred because of its compatibility with all the major browsers and its flexibility with the syntax it holds. Being a Front-end language, JavaScript is also used on the server-side through Node.js. This book focuses on developing the basics concepts of Javascript and enlightening the readers about the horizons that can be accessed using this language. Offers detailed explanation of the core topics Covers both miscellaneous and advanced topics Gives a platform to connect JavaScript to cutting edge technologies such as Cloud, Machine Learning, Internet of Things etc Provides examples to enable ease of learning Includes exercises to get more comfortable with complex code Uses case complete projects with examples This book is primarily aimed at undergraduates and graduates studying web application development. Developers will also find it useful as a handbook"--
This is a book published in 2022, and on page 9 it says "Reading/writing to files: JavaScript does not allow the web pages to read or write content to files on the client-side." and "Multithreading: JavaScript does not provide multithreading or multiprocessing capabilities". Neither of these things are now true, and anyone familiar with recent developments in the web platform would know better. Those aren't little, irrelevant mistakes; they could completely alter the course of what you decide to develop.