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Patterns are solutions to common problems. One step further, patterns are templates for solving categories of problems.
Patterns help you split a problem into Lego-like blocks and focus on the unique parts of the problem while abstracting out a lot of been there, done that, got the T-shirt kind of details.
Patterns also help us communicate better by simply providing a common vocabulary.
Its therefore important to identify and study patterns.
This book is not a beginners book; its targeted at professional developers and programmers who want to take their JavaScript skills to the next level.
Some of the basics (like loops, conditionals, and closures) are not discussed at all. If you find you need to brush up on some of those topics, refer to the list of suggested reading.
At the same time, some topics (such as object creation or hoisting) may look too basic to be in this book, but they are discussed from a patterns perspective and, in my opinion, are critical to harnessing the power of the language.
If youre looking for best practices and powerful patterns to help you write better, maintainable, robust JavaScript code, this book is for you.
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I am forever indebted to the incredible reviewers who shared their energy and knowledge to make a much better book for the good of the community. Their blogs and Twitter streams are a constant source of awe, sharp observations, great ideas, and patterns.
Dmitry Soshnikov (http://dmitrysoshnikov.com, @DmitrySoshnikov)
Andrea Giammarchi (http://webreflection.blogspot.com, @WebReflection)
Asen Bozhilov (http://asenbozhilov.com, @abozhilov)
Juriy Zaytsev (http://perfectionkills.com, @kangax)
Ryan Grove (http://wonko.com, @yaypie)
Nicholas Zakas (http://nczonline.net, @slicknet)
Remy Sharp (http://remysharp.com, @rem)
Iliyan Peychev
Some of the patterns in the book were identified by the author, based on experience and on studies of popular JavaScript libraries such as jQuery and YUI. But most of the patterns are identified and described by the JavaScript community; therefore, this book is a result of the collective work of many developers. To not interrupt the narrative with history and credits, a list of references and suggested additional reading is given on the books companion site at http://www.jspatterns.com/book/reading/.
If Ive missed a good and original article in the list of references, please accept my apologies and contact me so I can add it to the online list at http://jspatterns.com.
This is not a beginners book and some basic topics such as loops and conditions are skipped. If you need to learn more about the language, following are some suggested titles:
Object-Oriented JavaScript by yours truly (Packt Publishing)
JavaScript: The Definitive Guide by David Flanagan (OReilly)
JavaScript: The Good Parts by Douglas Crockford (OReilly)
Pro JavaScript Design Patterns by Ross Hermes and Dustin Diaz (Apress)
High Performance JavaScript by Nicholas Zakas (OReilly)
Professional JavaScript for Web Developers
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