Study & Relax
Discover JavaScript book recommendations and listen to relaxing music to help you concentrate while studying. Combines learning resources with ambient sounds for an optimal study experience.
About Study & Relax
Pick a JavaScript book, put on some ambient background music, and get to work. Study & Relax pairs curated reading recommendations with a built-in soundscape player so you can find a resource and settle into focus without juggling separate tabs. The book list leans toward practical JavaScript titles, making it a quiet corner of the education catalog aimed squarely at developers building their skills.
The ambient tracks are designed to sit underneath your thinking rather than compete with it — think low-key loops rather than anything with lyrics or dramatic shifts. If you also want active recall to go with your reading sessions, Flash Cards pairs naturally here once you're ready to test what you've absorbed.
It works best on a laptop or desktop where you can keep it open in a side window while your code editor or ebook occupies the main screen — no headphones required, but they do help.
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How to use
This app displays JavaScript learning resources and relaxing Beatles music to help you study. **Navigation:** • Click "Books" in the header to browse JavaScript book recommendations • Click "Music" to view Beatles songs for background listening **Interacting with Books:** • Click the heart icon on any book card to like it • Click "Comments" to view and add comments about the book • Click "Reservation" to reserve the book • In the popup, fill out your name and comment, then click "Submit" • Click "X" to close popups **Interacting with Music:** • Click on any song card to open detailed view • Use the audio player controls to play/pause preview clips • Add comments the same way as books • Click links to view full previews on Apple Music **General Controls:** • Use mouse clicks to navigate • Scroll to view more items • All interactions are click-based - no keyboard shortcuts required The app fetches content from iTunes, so an internet connection is needed for full functionality.
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