I gently challenge you to journey down that bumpy ‘road less traveled’ and embrace all that JavaScript is and can do. I am not content, nor should you be, at stopping once something just works, and not really knowing why. Furthermore, we eschew the common advice to retreat when the road gets rough. Here, we address head on the tendency of JS developers to learn ‘just enough’ to get by, without ever forcing themselves to learn exactly how and why the language behaves the way it does. This You Don’t Know JavaScript book series offers a contrary challenge: learn and deeply understand all of JavaScript, even and especially ‘The Tough Parts’. While this subset has been famously dubbed ‘The Good Parts’, I would implore you, dear reader, to instead consider it the ‘The Easy Parts’, ‘The Safe Parts’, or even ‘The Incomplete Parts’. If at every point that you encounter a surprise or frustration in JavaScript, your response is to add it to the blacklist, as some are accustomed to doing, you soon will be relegated to a hollow shell of the richness of JavaScript.

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