JS YOU DON'T KNOW: SCOPE AND CLOSURES - KYLE SIMPSON

Discover the fascinating world of JavaScript with a book that helps you understand its most complex aspects. "JS You Don't Know: Scope and Closures" is the key to a deeper understanding of this popular programming language. Learn the secrets of scopes and closures, which are the foundation for effective JavaScript code.

• Understanding Scopes: Learn how scopes work in JavaScript and how they affect the availability of variables.
• Function Closures: Master the technique of closures, which allows you to create advanced functions with memory state.
• Module Design Pattern: Discover the possibilities of the module design pattern and its practical application.
• Second Edition: Enjoy updated knowledge in the second edition of the respected "You Don't Know JS" book series.
• Responsible Programming: Learn to write code consciously, readably, and understandably.
• JavaScript Guide: Use this book as a roadmap for your journey through the world of JavaScript.

The book "JS You Don't Know: Scope and Closures" is the ideal choice for programmers who want to deepen their knowledge of JavaScript. The author, Kyle Simpson, explains complex concepts in an accessible way, making even difficult topics understandable. This publication is part of a series that has gained recognition among programmers around the world, helping them take full responsibility for the code they write.

Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN, known for its high-quality scientific and educational publications, guarantees the reliability and timeliness of the presented knowledge. This book, published in 2021, takes into account the latest standards and practices of JavaScript programming. With it, you will acquire a solid foundation for creating advanced web applications.

Don't wait, grab this book and become a JavaScript master! Understanding scopes and closures is the key to writing effective, reliable, and easy-to-maintain code. This publication is an investment in your future as a programmer.

The format of the book is 234x163 mm, and the cover is paperback. The number of pages is 204, which ensures comprehensive coverage of the topic without unnecessary information overload.