> but Javascript has changed¹ massively in recent years
Does anyone have any good resource to learn modern JavaScript? Not any of the weekly js framework, but the updated language, capabilities and patterns.
I have found https://javascript.info/ to be a good resource for both learning and reference around modern JS. I visit it instead of MDN with regularity for practical examples of JS features.
The grammar can be a bit spotty in places - but it is open source and has gotten a lot better.
I can recommend Gary Bernhardt's execute program[0]. One of the courses offered is "Modern Javascript" which goes through additions in ES5 and ES2020. There are also multiple courses on typescript. It does cost some money, but there are occasionally special offers.
Does anyone have any good resource to learn modern JavaScript? Not any of the weekly js framework, but the updated language, capabilities and patterns.