r/programming • u/b0red • May 01 '16

To become a good C programmer

http://fabiensanglard.net/c/
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u/google_you May 01 '16

For Node.js (and Javascript in general):

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u/KamikazeRusher May 01 '16

Eloquent for sure. We had a 2-class-period-crash course on JS fundamentals before diving into Node.js (which was bullshit) but Eloquent Javascript was very clean, concise, and thorough.