也许最重要的问题是你知道什么语言/使用，因为如果你什么都不知道（的琼恩·雪诺的），你应该也许是寻找一些下班后教育。如果你在其他语言精通，学语法是很容易的比，以学习如何编程。

Perhaps the most important question would be what languages you do know / use, because if you know nothing (Jon Snow) you should perhaps look for some after hours schooling. If you are proficient in other languages, learning a syntax is quite easy compared to learning how to program.

有关在JavaScript的一个体面的开始，我发现的Javascript：O'Reilly出版权威指南一>一本很好的书给自己，现在经过在JavaScript3年全职工作的我仍然不时打开它的时间。

For a decent start at javascript, I found Javascript: The Definitive Guide from O'Reilly a very good book to own, and now after 3 years of fulltime working in javascript i still open it from time to time.

有关Node.js的，我学会了在 nodeschool.io 的大部分事情。但是，我应该补充一点，我不node.js的工作，也没有我做了什么值得一提的是。我可以想象的奥赖利提供了关于这个问题的一些好书。

For Node.js, I learnt most things at nodeschool.io. But I should have to add that I don't work with node.js, nor have I done anything worth mentioning in it. I would imagine that O'Reilly offers some good books on the subject.

有关角我首先推荐的上的 codeschool 为出发点。我自己 AngularJS：向上和O'Reilly出版运行，并可以全心全意地推荐它，因为它读取方便，仍然是这一点。结果
我的一个朋友在吴书发誓。这是一个非常本完整的书，但我不喜欢的标记，这把我休书更比它应该有：）

For Angular I would first of recommend the free course on codeschool as a starting point. I own AngularJS: Up and Running from O'Reilly, and can wholeheartedly recommend it, as it reads easy and is still to the point.
A friend of mine swears by the ng-book. This is a very complete book, but I don't like the markup, which has put me off of the book more than it should have :)

此外，棱角分明的主机的良好开发人员指南和的 API 。
每往常一样，对于紧急问题打开了一个IRC应用程序，或用于计算器稍差当务之急职务。

Furthermore, angular hosts a good developers guide and API. And per usual, for urgent questions open up an IRC application, or for somewhat less urgent matter post on ***.