Title: Fantastic book
Product review: Most JavaScript books start with a "hello world" alert script, and object-oriented programming is usually a 15-page chapter near the end. Zakas' book gives a brief review of what JS is (useful to even experienced developers), and then dives straight into using JavaScript in a fully OOP, enterprise environment. He focuses on making JavaScript behave like a real software development language, with reusable objects, classes, hierarchies and the like. If you want to write highly complex browser-based applications, this book absolutely must be on your desk.
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