Practical JavaScript Books

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36 hands-on JavaScript books you can apply directly to your work. Ranked by developer recommendations — top picks include JavaScript: The Good Parts and You don't know JS: Async & Perfo....

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JavaScript: The Good Parts

Douglas Crockford

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You don't know JS: Async & Performance

Kyle Simpson

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Autonomous Agents. Building Multi-Agent Systems and Workflows with LangGraph.js

Leo Hartmann

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JavaScript and jQuery: Interactive Front-End Web Development

Jon Duckett

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Eloquent JavaScript

Marijn Haverbeke

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JavaScript Patterns

Stoyan Stefanov

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Head First JavaScript Programming

Eric T. Freeman, Elisabeth Robson

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Programming TypeScript

Boris Cherny

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Effective JavaScript

David Herman

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Functional-Light JavaScript

Kyle Simpson

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The Principles of Object-Oriented JavaScript

Nicholas C. Zakas

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High Performance Browser Networking

Ilya Grigorik

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Programming JavaScript Applications

Eric Elliott

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Node Cookbook

David Mark Clements

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A Smarter Way to Learn JavaScript

Mark Myers

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High Performance JavaScript

Nicholas C. Zakas

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Testable JavaScript

Mark Ethan Trostler

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Node.js in Action

Mike Cantelon, Marc Harter, T.J. Holowaychuk, Nathan Rajlich

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Testing Vue.js Applications

Edd Yerburgh

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Refactoring UI

Adam Wathan & Steve Schoger

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