Friday Freebies: Object-Oriented Javascript

Friday Freebies: Object-Oriented Javascript

Packt Publishing has once again generously offered a few copies of the recently released “Object Oriented Javascript”, by Stoyan Stefanov (@stoyanstefanov). After finishing the book last weekend, I can promise you that it’s one of my favorite web development books. Stoyan does a fantastic job of making Javascript seem attainable. So without further ado, leave a comment to be automatically entered to win one of three copies.

How Do I Enter?

Quite simply. Follow one, or ALL, of the following Twitter accounts.

  1. Nettuts+
  2. Stoyan Stefanov
  3. Packt Publishing

Next, leave your Twitter username within this page’s comments. That’s all! We’ll take care of the rest.

Once listed in the “nice to have” sections of job postings, these days the knowledge of JavaScript is a deciding factor when it comes to hiring web developers. And rightly so. Where in the past we used to have the occasional few lines of JavaScript embedded in a web page, now we have advanced libraries and extensible architectures, powering the “fat-client”, AJAX-type rich internet applications.

This book treats JavaScript as a serious object-oriented language, showing you how to build robust, maintainable, and powerful libraries and applications. Along the way, we cover many of the recent innovations such as AJAX, JSON, and interesting design and coding patterns. After reading this book, you’ll be prepared to ace your JavaScript job interview and even impress with some bits that the interviewer maybe didn’t know. You should read this book if you want to be able to take your JavaScript skills to a new level of sophistication.


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  1. Ben Robinson says:

    @benarobinson

  2. Mike Ha says:

    Hey thanks for the freebie !!

    @michael_ha

  3. Matt says:

    Looks like a great prize!

    My twitter is @BRMAtt

    http://twitter.com/BRMatt

  4. Nita Gale says:

    @nitagale

  5. Ray says:

    My twitter user name is ray12369

  6. Briganti says:

    Hy! My twitter username is Brigantics. THX!

  7. Tou Lee says:

    Yes Please

    Username: toulee

  8. jj says:

    Hi!

    My username is: janjagoda

  9. Kronda says:

    My raffle luck has been good lately, what the hell.

    Twitter: ephanypdx

  10. Jon Sidnell says:

    Hehe, just as many comments as I’d expected ;)

    My twitter is @jonsidnell

  11. Hey I’ll give it a shot, my twitter name is:

    cosmicvibes

  12. summeritta says:

    Thanks in advance

    twitter name: summeritta

    http://twitter.com/summeritta

  13. mark says:

    I’m working on my javascript skills… This would help.
    http://twitter.com/thewolfe

  14. Twitter yogeshjangam

  15. Gibbous says:

    I think this is going to really help me get back into Javascript coding.

    @gibbous

    http://twitter.com/gibbous

  16. Carlos says:

    Thanks for the opportunity I do want a copy.

    Best regards

  17. Nguyễn Minh Sơn says:

    my username: @whitesama

    Thanks

  18. Samer Ziadeh says:

    My Twitter name is:
    samerziadeh

  19. Shishir says:

    Twitter username: thegeekinme

  20. phil perry says:

    twitter username: dmaj7no5th

  21. shekhar says:

    twitter username: itsme_sh

  22. Bryan says:

    Is this book still for free. It sounds good I’d love to get a copy.

    twitterusername bberg250

  23. suresh says:

    twitter username: dksuresh

  24. Andrey says:

    twitter username: Shchetinkin

  25. @geniuzs74 says:

    Hey there I started following you on twitter.

    Hope to get the e-book soon.

  26. loic says:

    Hi, your book would be a great tool to improve my javascript knowledge :-)
    @loicaigon

  27. Raghav says:

    @raghav_khunger

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