JavaScript ECMAScript6 – A short video introduction (5min)
Excellent introduction into the new ECMAScript6, the spec behind JavaScript. This article was written quite a while ago (8 years),
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JavaScript. Useful for animating images (in the 90ies) or powering server farms, drones and websites (now).
[video] Netflix JavaScript Talks about ECMAScript 7: The Evolution of JavaScript
This article was written quite a while ago (8 years), please keep this in mind when using the information written
[Link] Improving Smashing Magazine’s Performance: A Case Study
The title says it all: A very interesting guide through the optimization process on one of the largest blogs in
Going node.js at Netflix (Slides by Micah R of Netflix)
It’s awesome how node.js takes over the absolute AAA-level corporate world. Note that node.js is still an early alpha product
The New Era of JavaScript (28min conference talk, Jack Franklin, 2013)
This article was written quite a while ago (9 years), please keep this in mind when using the information written
JavaScript Testing Tactics (21min video by Justin Searls)
This article was written quite a while ago (9 years), please keep this in mind when using the information written
How JavaScript really works – An introduction into the JavaScript call stack by Philip Roberts (20min video)
This article was written quite a while ago (9 years), please keep this in mind when using the information written
O’Reilly’s Learning JavaScript Design Patterns by Addy Osmani for free
Addy Osmani has published his excellent book Learning JavaScript Design Patterns for free! You can read the entire book including
O’Reilly’s Programming JavaScript Applications by Eric Elliott for free (Early Access release)
O’Reilly currently offers the entire book Programming JavaScript Applications by Eric Elliott for free (as an online-readable version) while its
[german] Modernes Frontend-Development mit Bower, Grunt, Yeoman (45min Video, Thorsten Rinne auf der IPC2013)
Der Titel sagt ja wohl alles! :) Absoluter Pflichtvortrag für jeden Frontendler der NICHT mit Bower etc. arbeitet. Thorsten Rinne