Course Resources
- Syllabus (MW) / (TTh)
- Raymond Law
- Software
- Raymond Law
- Email FAQ
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Books
- Eloquent Javascript
- You Don't Know JS Yet
OSI and TCP/IP Conceptual Models
- OSI Model Lecture [12:12]
- Raymond Law
- OSI and TCP/IP Model Layers
- Internet Protocol Suite (TCP/IP Model)
Reference
- OSI Model
Physical Layer
- Physical Layer Lecture [9:46]
- Raymond Law
- Why Are Wires Twisted? Twisted Pair Explained [4:28]
- Consumer Fiber [2:58-10:07]
- Fiber optic cables: How they work [5:35]
- How the Internet Crossed the Sea [22:04]
JavaScript Basics
- JavaScript Basic Syntax Lesson
- Raymond Law
- Interactive JavaScript Basics Lesson
- JavaScript Pro Tips [12:36]
- Notes on "JavaScript the Good Parts"
Reference
- JavaScript Resources by Topic (Articles / Videos)
- JavaScript Language Reference
- ECMAScript 2020 Language Specification
Data Link Layer
- Data Link Layer Lecture [24:00]
- Raymond Law
- Ethernet Frame Structure
- 802.11 Frame Structure
- ARP Protocol
- How Switches Work [8:40]
Reference
- How do CRCs work? [47:29]
Scope & Closures
- Scopes & Closures [36:11]
- Raymond Law
- First-class Function
- JavaScript Closures
- Closures [4:47]
Asyncronous Programming
- What is the event loop? | JSConf EU 2014 [26:52]
- Node.js Architecture
- In The Loop | JSConf Asia 2018 [35:11]
Node.js Modules
- Requiring modules in Node.js
Observer Pattern
- Observer Pattern [31:34-34:46]
- Observer Pattern
- Event Emitters
Further Readings (Reference)
- Why Computers Can't Count Sometimes [8:43]
- Carna Botnet [33:18]
- Don't trust time [9:48]
- Some notes about HTTP/3
- ECMAScript Proposals
- List of RFCs