JavaScript-mancy in the Top 100 Best JavaScript Books of All Time

Last week I woke up to this very pleasant surprise…

Whaaat?!?
Bookauthority.org, the book recommendation platform, had put two of my books: JavaScript-mancy: Getting Started and JavaScript-mancy: OOP in their Top 100 Best JavaScript books of all time. Cool right?
I really don’t know how legit Bookauthority is but, if you tell me my books are some of the best JavaScript book of all time, I can’t help but say thank you, followed by nervous laughter, followed by blush, thank you…
They are really good books.

Written by Jaime González García , dad, husband, software engineer, ux designer, amateur pixel artist, tinkerer and master of the arcane arts. You can also find him on Twitter jabbering about random stuff.