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If you’re willing to spend $30, I wrote O’Reilly’s Programming TypeScript, which goes into depth on all of TypeScript’s features (including more advanced ones that I haven’t seen covered elsewhere). I also tried to explain the “why” behind each of those features, and what kinds of problems they help you solve. The book was edited by Daniel of the TypeScript team, and has tons of examples, exercises, pictures, explanations, etc.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1492037656
If you don’t have $30 to spend, the book is on Safari, which has a free trial: https://learning.oreilly.com/register/.
Or if you don’t have the time to read a whole book, check out one of the online resources people in this thread linked — the TS handbook and Marius’s blog are both great.
Topic: Learn Typescript. I realize you're asking about JavaScript specifically, but learning Typescript will up your game significantly. Using a compiled typed language will catch many common errors for you before you even release your code
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