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A textbook which gives a good introduction to Web Development is: 1) Fundamentals of Web Development (Randy Connolly and Ricardo Hoar). I have the 2nd Ed but
by code_primer 3y ago
A textbook which gives a good introduction to Web Development is:
1) Fundamentals of Web Development (Randy Connolly and Ricardo Hoar).
I have the 2nd Ed but the 3rd Ed is out and is more contemporary.
Specific books for HTML and CSS are:
1) HTML and CSS - The Comprehensive Guide (decent contemporary introduction)
2) CSS in Depth
3) CSS The Definite Guide - 5th Ed - Reference
Specific books for JavaScript.
1) Javascript - The Comprehensive Guide (decent contemporary introduction)
2) Eloquent JavaScript - 3rd Ed
3) Javascipt - The Definite Guide - 7th Ed
- flopriore 3y agoThanks a lot, that's definitely what I was looking for
- tracker1 3y agoI'd probably followup with one of Souder's books, "High Performand Websites" and "Even Faster Websites" both will cover issues of some common issues you may experience and the importance of metrics and measuring for actual performance issues. Although today, a dependency graph is more invaluable for modern web apps... Odds are your project is bringing in some massive/slow dependencies.