O’Reilly worked hard to make JS code look better in print (no colors!) for Speaking JavaScript. New: comments in italics.

.Axel Rauschmayer (also on 🦣) The same code in the PDF (where you can have colors).

Congrats on a job well done Axel! Axel Rauschmayer (also on 🦣) Your book "Speaking JavaScript" Speaking JavaScript is in print! O'Reilly Media

The free version of “Speaking JavaScript” is now online at speakingjs.com/es5/

Technical books tend to get old quickly but Speaking JavaScript is about fundamentals of JS, so worth a place on a bookshelf.

Update of the homepage of “Speaking JavaScript”: resources, complementary content, etc. speakingjs.com

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I’m working on the errata for the reprint of Speaking JavaScript. Thanks to everybody who submitted! oreilly.com/catalog/errata…

Very cool – there is now a Korean translation of Speaking JavaScript: hanbit.co.kr/book/look.html…

Korean translation of Speaking JS is available here: hanbit.co.kr/book/look.html…

Chinese—O’Reilly: “[SpeakingJS] was licensed to Posts & Telecom Press, is in translation, and is supposed to be published around mid-year.”

Russian translation of Speaking JS—O’Reilly: “We have had interest from several Russian publishers but sadly none committed to it.”

2nd release of “Speaking JS” is available (fixes errata [1]): Re-download ebook or buy new (ebook or print). [1] oreilly.com/catalog/errata…

O’Reilly sent me the Chinese Complex translation of Speaking JavaScript.