I have recently dealt with someone directing me to Douglas Crawford’s “Javascript: The Good Parts”, but given it was written back in 2008 and there have been a lot of changes in Javascript ...

Like any other programming language, JavaScript has both good parts and bad parts. If you want to avoid the bad parts and learn some best practice coding techniques, check out this free course ...

and was reminded of Douglas Crockford's book "JavaScript: The Good Parts" and about JSLint Back in August, I complained about all the bad JavaScript running rampant on the Web. For the past week ...

BANGALORE, INDIA: Most programming languages contain good and bad parts, but JavaScript has more than its share of the bad, having been developed and released in a hurry before it could be refined.

There is also concern that if a site feels the need to differentiate the experience with JavaScript or for bots, that they may be penalized for spammer cloaking. The good news is Google and Bing ...

Douglas Crockford: "JavaScript - The Good Parts" @ Yahoo! Video That last link comes from Douglas Crockford, long a proponent of JavaScript as a serious programming language to be used for more ...

which I've come to appreciate after reading "JavaScript: The Good Parts" by Douglas Crockford (who also had a great deal to do with developing the JSON format). Well, Crockford also created an online ...

I have some experience in C, Python, R, Haskell. I have Crockford's "Javascript the Good Parts", but it doesn't say anything about the supporting topics I mentioned above. Flanagan's 1100 page ...