> I don't like the explanation as a set of piecewise cases
We don't like it and it's redundant. One should learn the principles and return to this article to read it as a quiz and find out whether he got it or not.
Books like the excellent Javascript Allonge (free to read on leanpub) do a great job on explaining the context. If you need more hardcore stuff, "You don't know JS" will fit you better.
(Disclaimer: I'm not affiliated with any of the recommended books or their authors or leanpub or whatever.They just helped me a lot; and still do from time to time)
We don't like it and it's redundant. One should learn the principles and return to this article to read it as a quiz and find out whether he got it or not.
Books like the excellent Javascript Allonge (free to read on leanpub) do a great job on explaining the context. If you need more hardcore stuff, "You don't know JS" will fit you better.
(Disclaimer: I'm not affiliated with any of the recommended books or their authors or leanpub or whatever.They just helped me a lot; and still do from time to time)