No, not even close. Unfortunately you just have to get the best (at the time) book for each topic: web basics/http, the backend language and web framework of yo

No, not even close. Unfortunately you just have to get the best (at the time) book for each topic: web basics/http, the backend language and web framework of your choice, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, the JavaScript library of your choice, BOM/DOM and security model, etc. Probably your best bet is to do something like CodeSchool that has a long series of guided videos. But you have to know that after that, you will still lack a lot of knowledge, be working in a much more hostile environment, and have to put up with reading generally lower-quality documentation than in the Apple walled garden.