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Essential JavaScript Links
@Nevraeka
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Nevraeka commented Mar 2, 2015

Hosting - Divshot

@igwemagnusnnamdi65
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@ericelliott you remain blessed.

@mindjuice
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@ericelliott How about a list of the best/most useful Sublime Text plugins? You mentioned Tern and DocBlockr. Others?

@xfq
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xfq commented Apr 5, 2015

I think the HTML5 community on Google+ has too much off-topic stuff.

@nackjicholson
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@ericelliot As always thanks. I have been doing exactly what you suggest above. Factory/Builder pattern for injecting dependencies and options into modules. It does work really well.

As far as the areas of my code, usually near the entry point, that end up being spots where objects and options are constructed in order to be passed around -- I guess that's just sort of natural consequence.

@ericelliott
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@nackjicholson - I rarely have a ton of objects with methods floating around. Instead, I have a lot of functions in place and state flows through them. See The Two Pillars of JavaScript Part 2 for why that's a good thing. =)

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rwaldron commented May 2, 2015

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hueitan commented May 4, 2015

Javascript SDK design guide extracted from work and personal experience
https://github.com/huei90/javascript-sdk-design
page: http://sdk-design.js.org/

@KhaledMohamedP
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It doesn't hurt to add CodeSchool.com and codecademy.com

@hoichi
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hoichi commented May 10, 2015

Not specific to JS, but I've found Debuggex extremely handy for regex debugging.

@moklick
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moklick commented May 19, 2015

Why should we suggests links here instead of creating pull requests?

@ericelliott
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@moklick Originally, it didn't have a proper repository. I started it as a gist, and it grew and took on a life of its own. You should use pull requests, now.

@smolinari
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Hey Eric. What happened to your EJL repo?

Scott

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victor-dev commented Apr 25, 2017

Why the Essential JavaScript Links List was 404 ?

@ryanmortier
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404ing :(

@emilioriosvz
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404 :(

@Mashpy
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Mashpy commented Jul 19, 2017

Thanks for your listing. If anyone would like to read JavaScript books, here you will find best javascript books for beginners.

@dwiyatci
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dwiyatci commented Nov 3, 2017

@ericelliott Everybody around the world is crying to know where does the repo go.. 😭 😭 😭

Guys, perhaps we can use this in the meantime?
https://devhub.io/repos/ericelliott-essential-javascript-links

@joeydebreuk
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Isomorphic JavaScript url doesn't exist.

@ericelliott
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I no longer mantain this list. There are lots of other very comprehensive JavaScript link lists out there. Please see those, instead (Google "awesome JavaScript" for a start).

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