[bookmark] Node.js pdf guide and new javascript guide
We recently published a series of materials, which is a translation of the Node.js manual . In the first publication we were interested in the opinion of the audience on the expediency of translation of this manual and said that it was planned to prepare its PDF version.
The PDF version of the document consists of more than 120 pages, contains a table of contents, some pictures and all the necessary formatting. Just drop the file into the reader and it's done. Or in the daddy with the literature. Or ... you decide.
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Today we want to bring to your attention a new manual by the same author, dedicated to JavaScript.
We are planning to translate this guide, but before we start working we would like to invite you to participate in a short survey.
I really wanted to hide the survey under the cat, but it turned out that you can not post a post that has less than 100 characters under the cat. So here is our traditional promo code for a discount:
And, actually, the survey itself:
The PDF version of the document consists of more than 120 pages, contains a table of contents, some pictures and all the necessary formatting. Just drop the file into the reader and it's done. Or in the daddy with the literature. Or ... you decide.')
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All parts of the Node.js manual (online version with comments)
⬝ Part 1: General Information and Getting Started
⬝ Part 2: JavaScript, V8, some design tricks
⬝ Part 3: Hosting, REPL, work with the console, modules
⬝ Part 4: npm, package.json and package-lock.json files
⬝ Part 5: npm and npx
⬝ Part 6: event loop, call stack, timers
⬝ Part 7: Asynchronous Programming
⬝ Part 8: HTTP and WebSocket protocols
⬝ Part 9: working with the file system
⬝ Part 10: standard modules, streams, databases, NODE_ENV
⬝ Part 2: JavaScript, V8, some design tricks
⬝ Part 3: Hosting, REPL, work with the console, modules
⬝ Part 4: npm, package.json and package-lock.json files
⬝ Part 5: npm and npx
⬝ Part 6: event loop, call stack, timers
⬝ Part 7: Asynchronous Programming
⬝ Part 8: HTTP and WebSocket protocols
⬝ Part 9: working with the file system
⬝ Part 10: standard modules, streams, databases, NODE_ENV
Today we want to bring to your attention a new manual by the same author, dedicated to JavaScript.
Here is a short list of questions that it reveals:
- General characteristics of the language and its standardization
- Features of standards ES6, ES7, ES8, ES9
- Code Design, Style Guides
- Lexical structure of the language
- Variables
- Data types
- Expressions
- Boolean expressions
- Prototype Inheritance
- Classes
- Exceptions
- Functions and closures
- Arrays
- Cycles
- Developments
- Asynchronous programming
- Timers
- Strict regime
- Mathematical calculations
- Modules
We are planning to translate this guide, but before we start working we would like to invite you to participate in a short survey.
I really wanted to hide the survey under the cat, but it turned out that you can not post a post that has less than 100 characters under the cat. So here is our traditional promo code for a discount:
And, actually, the survey itself:
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/428576/
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