JavaScript

JavaScript

The Good Parts

by Douglas Crockford, Ke luo ke fu de, Yan xue kun, Douglas Crockford

Part of Référence : programmation

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Covers the bits of Javascript that are worth using, and how to use them, as well as the bits that should be avoided.

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  1. 1

    Crockford's central premise distinguishes between JavaScript's "good parts" and "bad parts." Did you find yourself agreeing or disagreeing with any of his specific classifications, and why?

  2. 2

    Before reading this book, what was a common JavaScript "gotcha" or confusing aspect that you frequently encountered? Did Crockford's explanations shed new light on it or offer a way to avoid it?

  3. 3

    The book encourages a disciplined approach to language features. What's one specific change you plan to make to your own JavaScript coding habits or style after reading it?

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