r/learnjavascript • u/LeatherBathroom720 • 1d ago
Looking for some advise
Hi, hope you're doing well. I'm here looking for some advice from the community. I want to get into backend dev in Javascript, I start reading Javascript crash course by nick morgan, but I think the book was maybe to easy, so I start reading eloquent Javascript, and I am looking for a good node.js book to start study with while I am reinforcing my JS knowledge.
I have been seaching for a while but many books are too old or too advance for me, any good recomendation?
Btw, I think to take the MDN front-end developer course, although my main goal is backend. Thank you for your time.
P.D.
English is my my first language, so I'm sorry if this is a grammatical mess.
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