"Learning JavaScript Design Patterns" by Addy Osmani
A very good birds-eye view of design patterns for the mid to advanced level JavaScript developer. I learned quite a few things from the book, and I highly recommend it as a weekend read.
Book Reviews
Reviews and impressions of the technical books I read
"A Philosophy of Software Design" by John Ousterhout
A great read overall, with very solid advice. I only wished the book would have been at least a few chapters longer!
"Rust Web Programming" by Maxwell Flitton
It's one of those technical books where you really want to write the code alongside reading it, otherwise things don't really "click" just from reading.
“Practical WebAssembly” by Sendil Kumar Nellaiyapen
It might sound a bit harsh, but in its current incarnation I frankly I don't see the purpose of this book.
"Hands-On Functional Programming in Rust" by Andrew Johnson
Even though one could expect more "functional" aspects to be detailed, judging from the book's title, I think it strikes a very good balance.
"Command-Line Rust" by Ken Youens-Clark
You can definitely feel that the author has a lot of experience writing high-quality production code.
"Beginning Rust" by Carlo Milanesi
A very good book, definitely recommended. With a better editor and some small - but important - improvements, it would become my number 1 recommendation for professional programmers to start with when learning Rust.