This book deliberately omits talking about Javascript in the browser, but the only reason I want to study Javascript is for its use in a browser context!
It’s a matter of deliberate focus! If you are interested in browser stuff, you can either combine Speaking JS with the content on MDN [1] or buy a different book. I like the books by Nicholas Zakas and “JavaScript: The Definitive Guide”.
There's no shortage of books about JavaScript in a browser context. There's fewer books on JavaScript that don't fairly exclusively focus on that context.
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This book deliberately omits talking about Javascript in the browser, but the only reason I want to study Javascript is for its use in a browser context!
It’s a matter of deliberate focus! If you are interested in browser stuff, you can either combine Speaking JS with the content on MDN [1] or buy a different book. I like the books by Nicholas Zakas and “JavaScript: The Definitive Guide”.
[1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/
There's no shortage of books about JavaScript in a browser context. There's fewer books on JavaScript that don't fairly exclusively focus on that context.