What to learn in 2017

JavaScript Online Books/Reference

JavaScript Tutorial

Javascript Learning

Github Repository

Object Oriented JavaScritp

Functional JavaScript

Object Creation

JSON

Function

bind

Vanilla JS

Promise

Async

Data Structure & Algorithm

Memory Leak

Best Practices/Patterns

Javascript Patterns

Module Pattern

JavaScript - Structure Code

Debug

Testing

QUnit

Security

Samples

JavaScript-Sample-ShoppingCart

Javascript Libraries

Chart Library

Javascript-Ajax

Development Tools

  • Google Chrome Developer Tool
    • Manning Building Single Page Application - Chapter One

JavaScript Intellisense

Application Architecture

JS Fiddle

Read Source

  • How to Read Source Code
    • Start with looking at an individual function that you are interested in, try to find the source that implements it. Search for the key words in entire source code and see everything in connected way. For Jquery you should try this: http://james.padolsey.com/jquery/ . You can search for a function, all related functions will be highlighted.
    • Write your own flow chart of the program, note everything makes you confuse or interested. Notes is very important because it makes you easily to follow what you're doing and when you forget something, you can trace it quickly.
    • Execute each statement step by step until you reach the end, by this way you can see how the parts work together.
    • Try to change the source code, debug and see the result (remove, add, change some lines...)
    • If possible try to answer some questions: Why do they implement that way? How will you do it? Rewrite it your own then compare them. You can always extract some particular functions into a separate program and play around with them.

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