Programming JavaScript Applications (Early Release) By Eric Elliott
Updated: 2012-05-23 15:56:00
On my journey up to cf.Objective() 2012, I read the Early Release edition of Programming JavaScript Applications by Eric Elliott . I've read a couple of "early release" editions lately and I have to admit that they kind of confuse me. The O'Reilly website states that early release books should have all the content, just in its raw, unedited form; yet, the early release editions seem to be missing en ... ead More raquo; 
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