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JavaScript Application Design: what sets the book apart?

 
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Welcome Nicolas!

What sets your book apart from other Application Design books?

How will your book benefit a seasoned developer (ex: java, c, c#, etc) who already has strong design skills?

Are there elements which you feel are unique to JavaScript?

Thank you!
Brian
 
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As I mention somewhere in the introduction of the book, the book aims to bring concepts we already encrusted in our skulls with back-end languages (c#, java, etc) but which we rarely apply to JavaScript (namely, carefully putting together an effective build process).

The first part of the book is the most unique one, as it explains how to put together those processes for JavaScript, as well as the kind of tasks we'll need to be doing to ensure code quality while being able to keep your continuous development cycles short.
 
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