JSBooks: A Curated List of the Best JavaScript Books

📖 What is JSBooks? ## 🧭 How the list is organized ## 🌍 Open source & community-driven ## 🚀 What’s next? ## 🔗 Links Learning JavaScript today can feel overwhelming. There are thousands of books, courses, and tutorials, and it’s hard to know which ones are actually worth your time. That’s why I built JSBooks JSBooks is a curated list of high-quality JavaScript books, organized by skill level and topic, so you can focus on learning instead of searching. When I was learning (and later teaching) JavaScript, I kept asking the same questions: Instead of bookmarking links everywhere, I decided to put everything in one place: 👉 JSBooks on GitHub https://github.com/minouou/JSBooks JSBooks is an open-source, curated list of JavaScript books, including: The goal is simple: Help developers quickly find great JavaScript books without wasting time. The repository is structured to be easy to scan and explore: You can explore the full list here: 👉 JSBooks If you know a great JavaScript book that deserves to be on the list, feel free to open a pull request or issue. I’d love to keep improving JSBooks with the community. Some ideas for the future: If you find this useful, please ⭐ the repo and share it with others learning JavaScript. Thanks for reading! If you’re learning JavaScript (or helping others learn), I hope JSBooks saves you time and helps you find your next great read 📘✨ Templates let you quickly answer FAQs or store snippets for re-use. Are you sure you want to hide this comment? It will become hidden in your post, but will still be visible via the comment's permalink. Hide child comments as well For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse - Which JavaScript books are actually good? - What should I read as a beginner, intermediate, or advanced developer? - Which books cover modern JavaScript, not outdated practices? - Where can I find free resources alongside paid ones? - ✅ Beginner-friendly JavaScript books - ✅ Advanced JavaScript deep dives - ✅ Books on Node.js, TypeScript, testing, and more - ✅ Both free and paid books - ✅ Short descriptions for each recommendation - Beginner – fundamentals, syntax, and core concepts - Intermediate – deeper understanding of JavaScript behavior - Advanced – internals, performance, architecture - Related topics – Node.js, TypeScript, testing, etc. - Open source - Public domain (CC0-1.0) - Open to contributions from anyone - Tags and filters (frameworks, async, performance, etc.) - A simple website version (GitHub Pages) - More detailed recommendations per skill level - GitHub repo: JSBooks - Issues & contributions: JSBooks Issues