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The last few chapters was rather difficult to comprehend. Overall, i would say the book goes straight to the point.

I have covered enough ground and this books at times go for breadth then depth. Numerous way to do things like object creation. The latest edition covers the ES6.
I really like the pace of this book, taking one concept at a time. It also shows how things can be done in various way. So far I can keep up with the book.

I have covered enough ground and this books at times go for breadth then depth. Numerous way to do things like object creation. The latest edition covers the ES6.

I have covered enough ground and this books at times go for breadth then depth. Numerous way to do things like object creation. The latest edition covers the ES6.

Beat book on Javascript. Explains almost everything. This is the book I will suggest to begginers and pros. Thanks to the authors for such a great book!

Had been quite busy and tired lately. But glad to return to it...

I'm beginning to realise JS could potentially be a very powerful programming language.

I beginning to realise JS could potentially be a very powerful programming language.

Very interesting, the way JS handles arrays. Pretty neat.

Mostly what I already know. But I have noted that there are no classes in JavaScript.

Warm-up over. Let's get to business.

Closures and callbacks, get some sleep before reading these parts.

Past the basics. On to the meat.

Re-learning.

Understanding some basic facts I left out in past few years.

Been sitting on this one for way too long. Time to sprint through it.

Por recomendación. Dicen que es lo mejor del tema. Hasta él momento pocas cosas desconocidas pero muy curiosas. Bastante entretenida su lectura.

4/12/10 prototypes reread, objects reread; now on inheritance

4/8/10 thur. thru chapter 5

4/6/10 Wed. ch04 Objects 2:00 pm

4/6/10 closures

3/31/10