Reddit mentions of Pro JavaScript Techniques

Books:

• Javascript: The Definitive Guide
  
  
• Javscript: The Good Parts
  
  
• Pro Javascript Techniques
  
  
  Sites:
  
  
• Quriksmode (great for figuring out what works in what browser and not limited to Javascript)
  
  
  
• eJohn - John Resig, creator of jQuery, usually has a lot of insightful information on jQuery and javascript in general
  
  
• jsLint - The most nazi Javascript parser out there and will let you know how bad your code is. Passing the lint will make you a better coder. Not all of the stuff Crockford says is bad is bad, but only if you know what you're doing so for beginners I highly recommend using jsLint to check your code often. It's also great for finding that elusive.
  
  Videos:
  
  
• The Javascript Programming Language 1/4 - Great talk on Javascript by Crockford (covers a lot of stuff that's in The Good Parts as well)
  
  
• The Javascript Programming Language 2/4
  
  
• The Javascript Programming Language 3/4
  
  
• The Javascript Programming Language 4/4
  
  
• Maintable Javascript - Great talk by Nicholas Zakas
  
  
• Javascript: The Good Parts - Crockford talk, covers a tonnes of stuff in his book.
  
  
• Advanced Javascript with Libraries 1/2 - John Resig
  
  
• Advanced Javascript with Libraries 2/2
  
  
• Writing Efficient JavaScript - Gopal Venkatesan
  

Advanced

Medium

Old, but probably still relevant

Yet to be released, but you can get the in progress pdf from the publisher

Docs

The one that everybody recommends

HTML5 spec

HTML5Rocks

Latest Webkit News

Other than that build build build. Make demos and play. Ask questions here or on stackoverflow and read other people's code. Also, lots of great old JSConf videos out there.

Nowadays, JQuery is the defacto library for doing useful things in Javascript. His author, John Resig have some books about Javascript which may be enough to be treated as "book by author of the programming language"

http://www.amazon.com/Pro-JavaScript-Techniques-John-Resig/dp/1590597273/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1334576568&sr=8-2

If you want to stand out, learn how to program JavaScript without the use of jQuery. Learn about cross-browser DOM scripting, browser performance, security, and JS fundamentals (prototypes, closures, etc...). Some good books to get started are Pro JavaScript Techniques and JavaScript: The Good Parts

What really helped me get my head around js and oop was Resig's book

For day-to-day issues and stuff I also use w3schools.com, especially their Javascript Reference