Tim Kadlec • 4/13/2009

Book Review: Object-Oriented Javascript

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This article reviews the book 'Object-Oriented Javascript' by Stoyan Stefanov. It details the book's coverage from JavaScript basics to design patterns, praises its clear explanations of closures and inheritance, and recommends it for both beginners and experienced developers seeking to deepen their object-oriented JavaScript knowledge.

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