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Learn HTML5, CSS, JavaScript: Launch Your Dev Career (Volume 1) Kindle Edition

by Roger Deutsch (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

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Book 1 of 2: Launch Your Dev Career

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NOTE: After adding the Table Of Contents Amazon doesn't show a good excerpt. If you'd like to read an excerpt please visit my web site for the PDF : raddev.us/LYDC/LYDC_HTML5_CompleteBook-Volume1-v2-Excerpt.pdf
Volume 1 Contains the first 36 days of instruction (36 chapters broken down into 35 days of lessons).
From the introduction
What Is This Book About?
You will learn the principles of HTML5. HTML5 is the HTML standard which includes HTML (HyperText Markup Language), CSS (Cascading StyleSheets) and JavaScript. These are the basic languages that the web browser understands and each one serves a specific purpose (which you will learn about in this book).

In an effort to teach HTML5, this book will walk you through the creation of a number of SPAs (Single Page Applications) built using HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

More Than Just HTML5
However, you will learn far more than HTML5. In this book we will work together to build a foundation of understanding that will carry you into an IT (Information Technology) career. We will do this by taking on HTML5 from a Software Developer’s viewpoint.

That means we will focus on gaining foundational knowledge, tools and technologies which are transferable to other work you will do in the IT (Information Technology) world. We will also discuss what differentiates the software developer role from a more advanced role like the software architect or systems architect. Understanding the differences in the roles is very important to understanding what will help you to continue to grow in the software industry.

Process Makes the Difference
Here’s the main difference in the roles: process. That’s right, simply having a structured process that guides you through the software development life cycle will help you to stand out from other software developers. This is true, because almost anyone with minimal skills can get something working, but it takes a special system to be able to develop software and systems that are easily fixed, enhanced and supported by a team.

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B08TF8KXPT
Publisher ‏ : ‎ RADDev Publishing (January 18, 2021)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ January 18, 2021
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 7421 KB
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- #6,012 in Software Development (Books)
- #7,114 in Introductory & Beginning Programming

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Roger Deutsch

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The journey through my career as an IT worker for over 23 years has been eventful.

I started my career at a small shop where I bought computer components, assembled them and sold computers. Next, I moved to a large company and worked in Technical Support. I worked my way into Quality Assurance and had a brief stint as a Capacity and Performance Engineer.

All along the way I was learning various programming languages and technologies.

I started out learning VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) and C++.

While working as a Support Tech I created a GUI application running under Windows 3.1 for a production utility, developed in Microsoft Visual Studio version 1.x/2.x, written in C++/MFC (Microsoft Foundation Classes).

For over 15 years now I've been writing production code as a software developer for numerous companies in various sectors of the economy (Civil Engineering, Finance, Real Estate, Legal Data, Banking and eCommerce)

My broad experience allows me to contemplate the System Development Life Cycle from many angles and consider how architectural decisions will impact various users across functional groups within the company. I enjoy learning new technology and always look at it from a beginner's standpoint and I believe this is a reason readers will connect with my books. Because of my time in QA, I'm always thinking about software from the user's standpoint and I loathe bad software.

I've written production code using numerous technologies / languages such as HTML, JavaScript (including AngularJS, jQuery and more), PERL, Visual Basic 5/6, classic ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC, C++, C# (Winform and console apps) and more.

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Angelique

A great guide, but needs to be polished

Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2021

First of all, this book has really great contents. As a beginner who only knows some bare fundamentals when it comes to HTML, this was exactly what I needed. I appreciate that this book is divided into 36 daily readings, with each chapter having enough information but not being too simplistic or overwhelming. The tone of the narrative is friendly but professional which makes me like reading this book even more (especially when many programming books read like they were written by robots). The only reason I hesitate giving this 5 stars is that there are some room for editing improvements; for example, there are often inconsistent line spacings and errors like unintended empty bullet points. These don't necessarily take away from the book, but it does show carelessness, so I hope this will be fixed in a future edition. But overall, a great guide that I would recommend to other beginners of programming.

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Sam W.

Good book to get started

Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2021

It is a great book to get started on basic web developemnt. It covered the basic of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The book divided in to 36 days and each chapter doesn't require more then 15 minutes to read through. The only complain is lack of a ToC. I receive my book from the author so the ToC problem maybe specific to me.

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Patrick

Learn HTML5 in 30 days

Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2021

Good intro book for web development.

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