My Web Front-end development materials

Good C ++ProgramClerk, a year ago, he started Java because of the leader's changing path. Then, because of the great changes in the project, he played web again. Although it was just for a while, but now he has done it, take a good look at this. It will certainly be useful to me in the future. I don't want to talk about it in the background, mainly spring + egg MongoDB, but the front-end is always unable to escape HTML + CSS + JavaScript and learn something from the Internet, books, and colleagues, I have accumulated some materials. Here [1]:

W3schools

I can only use this word to describe it. The three most important technologies in front-end development are naturally among the top, and jquery is also added in:

• HTML-HTML5
• CSS-css3
• Javascript
• Jquery

However, the information here can be used to understand the concept. It is good to use it as a manual. But to learn, understand, and apply it, it is still a bit worse. html is an old acquaintance, I don't have much to understand. For CSS and JavaScript, I 'd better read several books.

 

Javascript essence, CSS proficiency, and learn jquery

They are all very reliable books. You can search for book reviews by Douban.

 

Jquery

Jquery has a concise introduction in w3schools, but the detailed information is on its official website: http://docs.jquery.com/Main_Page, for me, the more useful is jquery api reference, every API has an online example-the example is the best learning material.

 

Twitter Bootstrap

This is a God-like library. Currently, it is the second project fork in GitHub [2]. This can be said to be a CSS library, but it also contains some very good JavaScript components (jquery plug-in), rich in content, wonderful-and its sample documentation is very good, clear at a glance, it is better than jquery documentation on several levels. (All documents should be learned from Bootstrap ).

Want a cool feature? If you look at the bootstrap example, it is likely that you already have one, and then copy one, done!

 

CSS layouts

Http://www.maxdesign.com.au/articles/css-layouts/

For me, the layout provided by bootstrap by default is enough, but it is not a bad thing to learn more about the principles. This website uses the simplest elements and CSS to demonstrate various layout.

 

[1] I think giving links to awesome materials is a great waste of resources-traffic cutting for network transmission and computing cutting for search engine analysis, if you have a point of interest, right-click the person to check the information, which is both environmentally friendly and up-to-date.

[2] See http://www.iteye.com/news/25956, the first is not actually