I bought this book, plus the HTML and CSS for babies book for my friends baby shower since they are both computer engineers. They loved it! When I gifted it to them, their baby was about 3 months old, and she seems to be attracted to the book already at a young age. I believe this could be due to the stark color contrast that can be found on the pages. The bright colors on the white pages, must stand out to them. Also I am very glad these are board books so they can be taken throughout their childhood.

I'm actually teaching my son and using it for myself like a flash card. I feel special having this. My son is only 17 months but very intelligent and attention to detail. I also got him code a pillar which he loves and even reassembling them. So I think this is the perfect addition for use us overzealous parents. I think it's only really beneficial if the parent has an interests or can get the baby into it too. Either way I want more of these books!!

As with HTML for Babies and CSS for Babies, there are no pictures to keep a baby's interest, and the only fun thing about the book is the multiple colors used on the various elements and parameters.

The book is colorful enough to keeps the babies attention but needs more of pop-up / interactive feature to show proof of concept

I loved the idea, but actually reading through or flipping through the book is just silly. It's random chunks of front-end oriented JavaScript with no child-like explanations or whimsy. This probably took zero effort to create and it shows. Major disappointment when I was looking forward to having a conduit through which to share my work with my newborn.

This is a really cool book if your friend is a programmer, but apparently learning JavaScript is not something you wish upon people. But the quality and the concept is incredible.

I've bought pretty much all of the nerdy books for babies, and while they all range quite a bit in quality, they all at least try to present some information in a fun manner.

This series (HTML for Babies (Code Babies)/CSS for Babies (Code Babies)/Javascript for Babies (Code Babies)) does not try at all. They put two or three lines of poorly written code across two pages, so the whole book is maybe twenty lines of code. There's no explanation, story, pictures, or rhyme. They don't even bother to show what the output would be, probably because most of the output would likely just be an error message.

For the record, the C++ for Kids (Code Babies) book from the same publisher is actually pretty awesome.

I’m a software engineer and this is one of my favorite gifts for my friends who choose to have children. 💖

Lo compré para hacer la gracia, ya que mi marido es programador y estamos esperando nuestro bebé. Son 4 páginas, de cartón duro, con letras grandes. Es bonito y soportará las babas del bebé :) . Creo que es perfecto para quién quiera dar una sorpresa a un futuro papi.

The book is sturdy and easy to clean. The content is meh, but then again it won't really turn your kid into a webmaster at age 2.

Marrant,

Dommage qu'il y'ait des erreurs techniques.

Ne pas l'acheter en se disant que son enfant sera un prodige du javascript.

- Mon enfant est encore trop petit pour que je vois si c'est un support pour lui en parler)

Bought it as a present for my developer who just became a dad :) he loved it

Ganz ok und als Gag gut geeignet. Fürs Baby relativ uninteressant