I’ve read about half of it by now. It’s an excellent book.
The topic is introduced gradually in an ordered way. I love how wscat is used from the beginning to let you see clearly what is going on for real. Also inspection in developer tools. That way, when you get to the abstractions, you understand what is happening.
This book does something that I believe is not very common, which is to take selected shortcuts in key places that won’t hinder understanding, but allow the book to go faster to the point. Like bootstrapping the main application with some initial code, seed data, and writing tests that illustrate how you’d do them, but without going all the way to full coverage, since it would not add to your understanding and can save work/overhead.
Congrats @sb8244.
