Reviews

The Principles of Object-Oriented JavaScript by Nicholas C. Zakas

mahmoud_shrif's review against another edition

4.0

مش عارف انا صح ولا لأ بس حاسس ان حجات كتيره هنا قديمة وان دلوقتي بقي في طريقة احسن اضافت هنا https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Classes
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pkadams's review

An extremely valuable book that explains how in the world JS can possibly be thought of as object-oriented language (with no classes?!?!?). The book does an excellent job covering a variety of important aspects of JavaScript (e.g., inheritance, functions, constructors, etc.). An excellent reference book.

yousef_meska54's review

4.0

well actually I am a little bit confused about giving 5 stars to it, but I gave it 4 stars because however this book is giving you the underlying mechanisms of JS oop and it's internals, it didn't provide exercises or even questions to make your hands dirty
love it

thavan's review

5.0

This book smaller, but every line is worth reading for complete understanding of objected oriented JavaScript programming.

jacalata's review

4.0

it's a pretty short book and all the fundamentals were familiar, but I still found some neat tidbits of knowledge that I may never specifically use, but which round out my understanding of the language.

gilnean's review against another edition

informative slow-paced

4.0

pkadams's review against another edition

An extremely valuable book that explains how in the world JS can possibly be thought of as object-oriented language (with no classes?!?!?). The book does an excellent job covering a variety of important aspects of JavaScript (e.g., inheritance, functions, constructors, etc.). An excellent reference book.