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Chase DuBois
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Learning a lot already. Javascript is evidently kind of like one big nested hash. Reminds me of workflowy -- in both cases I'm surprised what awesome power can stem from a deceptively simple design.
— Jul 22, 2012 09:36PM
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Ben
is 35% done
Helped me to get a bit more insight into closures and currying. Also helps me to see how it would be making a mistake to bring C# thinking to a javascript world. I'm starting to hope that i might finally 'get' the whole javascript thing which has so far eluded me in other aspects of web programming.
— Jun 22, 2012 07:34PM
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Ben
is on page 43 of 153
I'm starting to quite like the little grammer diagrams. Not everyone makes total sense, but it's like a quick way of fielding every question at once. smart.
— Jun 21, 2012 04:27AM
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Ben
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So far its a good read. Engaging and keeps a good pace.
— Jun 21, 2012 04:11AM
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Ettore Pasquini
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Omg this book looks so awesome! Finally a book for programmers, not dummies.
— Jun 20, 2012 07:43PM
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Louise
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D'oh, never knew about the evil twins. === all the way!
— Jun 19, 2012 05:45PM
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Brian
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a) JavaScript, I never knew you.
b) Pretty sure there's a bug on p. 39 in Dan's edition. Funny thing is that I went to the errata site, and it says they corrected the old version (the way I think it should actually be) to the new version that looks erroneous in the book. Madness! http://oreilly.com/catalog/errata.csp...
— Jun 16, 2012 10:39PM
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b) Pretty sure there's a bug on p. 39 in Dan's edition. Funny thing is that I went to the errata site, and it says they corrected the old version (the way I think it should actually be) to the new version that looks erroneous in the book. Madness! http://oreilly.com/catalog/errata.csp...
