Good JavaScript programming book?

Sup, /p/?

I'm learning how to program in JS, and wondering if y'all could suggest a good book for it. I've already blazed through JavaScript: The Good Parts. Guess I need to learn about the bad parts now...

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Its vastly slower than altering raw HTML. A script could construct a dozen of pages on the fly(string/array join ops) while you much with structure of childNodes/parentNode and wait for redraw(since HTML is reparsed each time you insert a node)