yeh its a good 'en today
The title put me off because of Eric Elliott’s article: https://medium.com/javascript-scene/the-two-pillars-of-javascript-ee6f3281e7f3#.568qimd1k
I’ll get it because I trust @p1xt’s recommendations - but am I missing Elliott’s point in thinking it’s relevant to this book, or is he talking about a fundamental misunderstanding people have with OO in JS that this book does not really suffer from?
JavaScript does functional and OO programming as my beginner books keep telling me, so makes sense to learn both to me.
Everything I’ve done so far is mostly functions calling functions so i’m quite keen to see how OOP works.
I’m still newbie enough that whenever anyone says anything even mildly authoritatively, I’ll buy it, hook line and sinker.
I guess part of me was also looking for an excuse to write off such a long and detailed book
I thought the Stefanov book on React was decent, so I’d give this a look too.
Thankfully I downloaded it yesterday. I had to use PHP for a single semester of college, and I’m in no hurry to go back there!
Darn, I missed it. Just saw this post, anyone care to share their copy ? *puppy eyes *
yeh what you need? Just msg me with the titles and your email address. Don’t seem to be able to attach to a PM.
Hey, can you get me OOP, Angular, and React too? My email is on my profile page.
@IsaacAbrahamson don’t seem to be able to see it mate
@Azdrian can you send your email address please
You can only see your own email on your profile page - it’s private beyond that
oh, sorry man, I forgot to add my email address
@Azdrian @IsaacAbrahamson @kblock-dev
Guys you should have an email with attachments. Let me know if you don’t get it for some reason.
Cheers
I got it, was in the spam folder so took me a while. Thank you!
Hi Mark,
Can I have all your ebooks in the screenshot?
M email: txtran0001@yahoo.com
Thanks so much!!