This article details the most commonly missunderstood parts of JavaScript, the gotchas, the quirks of this marvelous but sometimes treacherous language.

Learn more about the most foundational building block in JavaScript, the humble function.

Learn different patterns for using default function arguments in JavaScript and ES6, ES2015

Learn different patterns for using multiple function arguments in JavaScript and ES6, ES2015

Learn different patterns for achieving function overloading in JavaScript and ES6, ES2015

Welcome back! Today we will make a summary of the different ES6/ES2015 features related to functions that we've seen and worked with so far in the series destructuring, default arguments and rest parameters.

Did you know that JavaScript arrays support a similar feature to LINQ in C sharp?

An in-depth look into JavaScript enumerables and ES6/ES2015 iterables, iterators and generators

An introduction to JavaScript and ES6/ES2015 for C# developers

An article announcin the publishing on my first book on JavaScript

An in-depth look at object initializers or object literals in JavaScript and ES6/ES2015. With a look into new features like the short-hand syntax.

An in-depth look at strings in JavaScript covering also new features in ES6/ES2015 like template string literals

An in-depth view into ES6/ES2015 destructuring syntax

An in-depth view into ES6/ES2015 arrow functions, how to use them and detailed information about their gotchas

The ES6 spread operator works sort of in an opposite way to the rest operator. Where the rest operator takes a variable number of arguments and packs them into an array, the spread operator takes and array and expands it into its compounding items. Let's find out how this new ES6 feature can help you write more readable code.

An introduction to object oriented programming in JavaScript for C# developers with an introduction to mimicking classes in ES5, ES6 classes and mixins

An in-depth view into how to achieve encapsulation in JavaScript when practicing OOP

An article about how to use prototypical inheritance in JavaScript when working with OOP

An article about how to achieve polymorphism in JavaScript through the concept of duck typing

In this article we are going to take a deep-dive into how to emulate *classical inheritance* in JavaScript and get to the nearest equivalent to what you are accustomed to in C#. We will focus in the alternatives we had prior to *ES6 classes* so that you can work with *classes* even if you are stuck in *ES5* and so that you can understand the underlying implementation of *ES6 classes* which are just syntactic sugar over the JavaScript *prototypical inheritance* model.

In the last article you learned how to implement *classes* in JavaScript without relying in *ES6 classes* which puts you in a prime position to learn *ES6 classes*. *ES6 classes* are great for developers that are coming to JavaScript from a static typed language like C# because they offer a perfect entry point into the language. You can start using *classes* just like you'd do in C#, and little by little learn more about the specific capabilities of JavaScript. Behold! ES6 classes!

Article about the limitations of classical inheritance and how to overcome them with javascript object composition and mixins

Experience a safer JavaScript object composition by using traits instead of Mixins via traitsjs

Experience an ultra flexible way to do object oriented programming in JavaScript using Stamps

A blog post announcing my new video series on JavaScript

Learn more about JavaScript Function Scoping, Hoisting and How to Enable Block Scope with ES6 let and const

Ever wondered about ES6? ECMAScript? This video tells you all about it

An in-depth look at JavaScript Arrays

An in-depth look at ES6/ES2015 Maps

An in-depth look at ES6/ES2015 Maps

An in-depth look at ES6/ES2015 Maps

I have published a new book called JavaScript-mancy get started. An awesome introduction to JavaScript where JavaScript meets C# meets fantasy.

A look at the metaprogramming capabilities of the Object internals methods like defineProperty and object descriptors

Announcing the completion of my second book JavaScriptmancy OOP and how it came about.

Would you like to learn to do pixel art? This video shows how you can make pixel art like in the JavaScript-mancy series.

Where we go through the basics of functions in JavaScript and compare function expressions with function declarations

Whereby I find out that two JavaScript-mancy books are in the top 100 of JavaScript books of all time