Yeah, you make a good point. I hope I'm not coming across as saying other people are doing it wrong. What I'm trying to do give an opinion on why an alternative that's well worth the trade off.
FWIW, the second edition is in the works right now. It's now titled "You Don't Know JS Yet," and Simpson does promise to go into more detail and cover more than before (he's even going to cover ES6 classes with an honest effort on how-to vs personal opinion, despite personally being opposed to them).
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Yeah, you make a good point. I hope I'm not coming across as saying other people are doing it wrong. What I'm trying to do give an opinion on why an alternative that's well worth the trade off.
FWIW, the second edition is in the works right now. It's now titled "You Don't Know JS Yet," and Simpson does promise to go into more detail and cover more than before (he's even going to cover ES6 classes with an honest effort on how-to vs personal opinion, despite personally being opposed to them).