I think one beginner and one advanced book maybe. True, I did come from a different background than most (having learned both those features in other languages before ever doing javascript), but do you really need 7 more books to tell you about it?
I think the post is bordering on book affiliate spam.
I don't disagree with you on that point. Two books should be plenty. I'm only pointing out that there's a lot of utility in learning about JS as a programming language, completely divorced from DOM stuff.
I think one beginner and one advanced book maybe. True, I did come from a different background than most (having learned both those features in other languages before ever doing javascript), but do you really need 7 more books to tell you about it?
I think the post is bordering on book affiliate spam.