32 — Resources

One line: Three ways to read further: the books on the shelf beside this library, mapped to its chapters; the official references its pages cite; and the same questions answered in the sibling libraries.

Each page in this library cites its sources at the foot: an ECMA-262 section, an MDN page, the TypeScript handbook, the Node docs. This chapter collects them in one place, adds the books by chapter name, and lists every link the pages make into the sibling libraries.

The pages

Page	Level	In one line	Status
Books	101	Thirty books and the ES5 standard, each mapped by chapter name to the pages here that cover the same ground; the older ones say what has changed since they were written.	reference
Documentation	101	The references the pages here cite — ECMA-262, MDN, the TypeScript handbook and TSConfig reference, the Node 24 docs, the web platform standards and the compatibility tables — each with one line on what it is for, every link checked on 2026-09-22.	reference
Crosswalk	101	The same question often has a page in a sibling library already — UTF-16 in Encodings, the JavaScript column in Regex, the event loop in Concurrency, doubles in Math — and this page lists every link the pages here make into them, grouped by library.	reference