As the title suggests, I am after the absolute, most introductory, basic and low-level resources for learning JS. Assume I know nothing at all.

I recently picked up a copy of _JavaScript: The Good Parts_ but that still assumes some prior knowledge. I am from a design and CSS background, but if I were to rank my JS on a 1–10 scale I’d say it’s a firm zero.

Are there any books that have stood the test of time? A decent series of blog posts? I’m wanting to learn about core programming/scripting stuff, rather than ‘how to make xyz with JS’, so any resources that introduce JS as a language rather than a ‘look what you can do with JS’ would be superb. I want to ‘get’ JS, not just use it.

I appreciate this is a very demanding question, and one you no doubt get all the time, but: where would someone with zero JS knowledge look to start learning how to do JS properly. I would also assume I’d need to do some language-agnostic learning too, about core programming principles…?

Thanks so much for any/all advice and insight! H