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You can add "JavaScript Garden" to book list. It's free and available for the link below:
http://bonsaiden.github.io/JavaScript-Garden/

Hi! I think it would be nice to add "Functional-Light JavaScript" by Kyle Simpson into Functional Programming section.

With the rise of RxJS, would it make sense to include a Reactive Programming section?

JavaScript Patterns by Stoyan Stefanov.

Understanding of commonly used JS patterns used across the community.

Hi guys :) I'd like to suggest Head First Javascript Programming by Freeman and Robson. It's been very useful to me as a companion book during my Udacity Frontend Nanodegree. In my opinion it's a valid option for the Basic Javascript topic.

I suppose it will be good if you add this book to your list :) http://www.javascriptenlightenment.com/JavaScript_Enlightenment.pdf

@ericdouglas Maybe you could include examples of well done projects.
Is one of the things it's hard to find, so then you could easily learn reading code. And also because the books they don't always show "real life examples".

As title, It'll be more convenient if adding the release data and/or last update info for every book.

Thanks,
Minh

Programming JavaScript Applications by Eric Elliot.

Prototypal OO and functional programming.

As a incorrigible cheapskate I'd like a way to easily visually distinguish between the free/paid books. I know it's not possible to change the colors on markdown, but you could attach an SVG. I made some with Inkscape, feel free to edit.
https://github.com/jonmarkprice/misc/blob/master/free.svg
https://github.com/jonmarkprice/misc/blob/master/paid.svg

Another idea would be to use emoji 🆓 free and 💲 heavy_dollar_sign.

Do you think it will make sense to create a section for Node.js books under 'Additional Resources'?

Thanks,
Vikas

When you will add the nodejs-path? Because I'd like to submit some posts and ebooks about node.js :)

Hello!

I briefly went over the index for JavaScript Allonge, and it seems to be more of a general purpose JavaScript text than a functional programming guide. Would it be possible to add a functional programming text that is more focused?

Thanks

Some of the books (paid and free) have free companion sites that are pretty useful. It might be worth adding a column or parenthetical for this. One I know is Secrets of a JavaScript Ninja has live demos at http://ejohn.org/apps/learn/

Thanks for the list.

I just want to say thanks, I made my first fullstack environment, thanks to this repo. <3