Javascript Web Applications

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1. deckytMar 2013
   I've been reading "JavaScript Web Applications" by Alex MacCaw and it provides a great introduction to MVC and a number of popular client-side frameworks. It also contains a ton of best practice advice for general JavaScript development. Definitely worth checking out.

   http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920018421.do

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2. why-elJan 2013
   I would recommend Alex Maccaw's javascript Web Applications. Sure it's about Javascript, but how really big can your HTML/CSS get before you modularize? :) What I like about the book is that it explains the fundamentals of MVC in a framework agnostic way, which I think is helpful if you are trying to refactor and MVC-ize your code base without throwing in a heavy dependency like Backbone or Spine.
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3. juddlyonDec 2012
   I've been studying JS recently and recommend: JavaScript Web Applications - Alex MacCaw JavaScript: The Definitive Guide - David Flanagan
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4. attheodoOct 2012
   I can also recommend Javascript Patterns and Javascript Web Applications by O'Reilly. They're both solid books.
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5. HaitoH3Jul 2012
   I agree and Javascript Web Applications by MacCaw
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6. mzarate06Jan 2012
   I recommend not 1, but 3. Even better if you read them in this order:

   Javascript: The Good Parts by Crockford Javascript Patterns, by Stefanov Javascript Web Applications, by MacCaw

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