4.20 avg rating — 615 ratings

"Seriously the best-written, most-comprehensive book out there about writing high-quality JS code."

4.23 avg rating — 8,661 ratings

"A bit of a cult classic? From the man that brought you "eval() is evil"."

4.07 avg rating — 3,394 ratings

"The Definitive Guide is a definitive classic; also: encyclopedic!"

4.17 avg rating — 1,630 ratings

"Great book on applying classic software design patterns to JS: which ones work, which don't, and which ones are unique to this warty little gem of a language."

4.10 avg rating — 597 ratings

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"A good (and short!) overview of JS best practices and idiomatic styles. Also includes some choice bits on testing."

3.83 avg rating — 543 ratings

"Looks at classic design patterns from a JS-centric point of view. Not as good as Stefanov's book, but still a worthwhile read (esp. for beginner/intermediate JS devs)."