Recommendations for several classic books

Recently, I am confused and don't want to face my computer at all. I miss the time when I used to hold books and fight for the night. So I want to buy a few books to check out and enrich myself by the way, these books should be quite good. I recommend them by the way, haha! Javascript authoritative guide version 4 (javascript: the definitive guide)
Author: David Flanagan
O'reilly, Chinese Version
Javascript enthusiasts affectionately call it the rhino book, because o'reilly uses the rhinoceros as the cover of this book. This is the most in-depth and authoritative entry book in the Javascript field. The difference from other JavaScript-related books is that more than half of this book focuses on introducing the basic knowledge of the Javascript language, instead of combining basic knowledge with HTML for web development like other books (these content tends to focus on details, making it easy to exceed 1000 pages, for example, JavaScript Le. This book is undoubtedly the best entry book for beginners who have just begun learning JavaScript.
  Code Daquan (second edition)Steve McConnell translated the code book (second edition) by Jin Ge Tang Ling Chen Shuo, a famous it best-selling author Steve McConnell, a new interpretation of the classic book eleven years ago: the second edition is not a simple revision supplement of the first edition, instead, it was completely rewritten, adding a lot of content that kept pace with the times. This is also a complete software build manual that covers all the details of the software build process. It discusses various problems of software construction from the aspects of software quality and programming ideas, and discusses in detail the new technologies that keep up with the trend, the ideas of advanced construction, and general concepts, it also contains rich and typical program examples. The technology discussed in this book not only fills the gap between elementary and advanced programming technologies, but also provides programmers with a source of information about programming techniques. This book is of great benefit to experienced programmers, technical leaders, self-taught programmers, and students who do not know much about programming skills. It can be said that no matter what your background is, reading this book will make it easier for you to write better programs in a shorter time. Design with web standards)
By Jeffrey zeldman
Original version of new riders, Chinese version of Electronic Industry Press
This book details how to abandon the ancient times (according to my understanding, 3 years ago) and not comply with standards, specifically for a browser (ie in more than 90% cases) the bad habit of development is to adopt a standard-compliant Method for development and finally adopt backward compatibility (Note: it is not compatible with the version that the browser previously could not fully support the Web standard, but compatible with later versions of the browser. Although this book is not a monograph on CSS, it fully demonstrates some advanced techniques for using CSS. In particular, the last chapter shows how to completely Layout Based on CSS and discard the old method of using table layout.
  Software for use)
Author: Larry contantine, Lucy lockwood
ACM Press (original version), Mechanical Industry Press (Chinese Version)
Most of the software is intended for users. In my speech at Bea user group, why is Ajax getting more and more popular? The main reason is that it can bring a better interaction experience to users than the traditional HTML form-based interaction mode, that is, AJAX can achieve better Web availability (web usability, which is a specialized field of research abroad), which is the greatest value of Ajax. Software availability is always a big topic. "Use-Oriented Software Design" is the most authoritative Monograph in this regard. As long as we develop software that is directly used by end users (with a visual interface), improving availability is what we need to pursue tirelessly.