Eloquent JavaScript – Marijn Haverbeke (free ebook download)3 min read
Yesterday, I’ve been talking about JavaScript and the book called JavaScript: The Definitive Guide by David Flanagan. This is the awesome book you should explore to know JavaScript in detail. Today, still JavaScript, I want to recommend another one a little bit different style which is very popular for several years up to this point and it named “Eloquent JavaScript” that has a really gorgeous cover.

OK, it’s about the cover of this book. But what about the content inside it? Does it worth my time and there are many other resources such as books, videos, tutorials about JavaScript so why should I choose this one?
Punished in 2011, this book has become one of the most readable JavaScript books to date. As the name of the book “Eloquent

This third edition introduces new features covering the 2017 version of JavaScript, such as class notation, arrow functions, iterators, async functions, template strings, and black scope. Author Marijn Haverbeke keeps the friendly tone and easy-to-follow explanations that made the original a hit, and he adds new exercises for readers to test their skills. Eloquent JavaScript will have readers fluent in the language of the web in no time, eloquently.
As I said before about its style is a little bit different from JavaScript: The Definitive Guide which is compatible with anyone, Eloquent JavaScript does not seem to fit well with beginners with no precede coding experiences, you should read through some other basic JavaScript books before reading this book or take a look at some other programming languages then reading this book is extremely effective.
Also not just read, practicing is significantly important and plays a dispensable role that helps you get used to this language and understand the cool things. And then another point is, don’t mix too many resources at a time and trying to cram those and sometimes it will become ineffective and you will be confused about what should you follow. So, straight to the point, if
You can read or download Eloquent JavaScript here.