I'm going to go get JavaScript: The Definitive Guide next. I have read the JavaScript the Good Parts about 1.5 years ago and it was good. I have the JavaScript Pocket Reference from O'Reilly and it's good but not for a beginner. I have read the Sync-Fusion Free e-books on JS and they are ok but the last one had a different approach and I'm no JS expert. I'm hoping this Definitive Guide will push me along. I'm an experienced professional programmer with 20+ years experience. Mainly Turbo Pascal, C,& C++ in DOS days and all flavors of Basic and VB to VB 6 and VB.net up to 4.0 framework. C# from the beginning to now including XAML in WPF and Silverlight, etc... Some Java along the way with others like Gupta SQL Windows/CB. Everything, but, M$ is Java or JavaScript these days. I've even done some objective-c, swift and Android Java lately. :)