Jeremy Wagner is more of a writer than a web developer, but he does both anyway. On top of making websites for longer than he thought probable, he has written for A List Apart, CSS-Tricks, and Smashing Magazine. Jeremy will someday relocate to the remote wilderness where sand has not yet been taught to think. Until then, he continues to reside in Minnesota's Twin Cities with his wife and stepdaughters, bemoaning the existence of strip malls.
Jeremy's clear and straight-to-the-point style shines throughout this book, explaining dense subjects approachably. Anyone wanting to write JavaScript well should read this book. -OLU NIYI-AWOSUSI JavaScript developer at Oddbird Jeremy breaks down the technology that powers the modern web, and offers reliable techniques for creating robust, resilient user-facing experiences-experience that could be the difference between someone getting what they need, or being left out in the cold. -ERIC BAILEY Designer and A11Y Project maintainer Responsible JavaScript is a refreshingly pragmatic and motivational read, offering a blunt but deft reminder that our work comes with heavy responsibility. Do yourself-and, more importantly, your users-a favor: read this book and help us all start building better software today. -SUZ HINTON Senior software engineer for developer tools at Stripe