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HTML5:
- HTML5: Up and Running by Mark Pilgrim http://peintohtml5.org
- Introducing HTML5 by Bruce Lawson and Remy Sharp http://introducinghtml5.com
- HTML5 For Web Designers by Jeremy Keith http://www.abookapart.com/products/html5-for-web-designers
CSS3:
- Hardboiled Web Design by Andy Clarke http://hardboiledwebdesign.com
- CSS3 For Web Designers by Dan Cederholm http://www.abookapart.com/products/css3-for-web-designers
- Responsive Web Design by Ethan Marcotte http://www.abookapart.com/products/responsive-web-design
Currently HTML5 standards are still in progress, the most standardized guide of course is the HTML5 specification itself: http://dev.w3.org/html5/spec/Overview.html
If you think the specifications are too detailed, too difficult to read, and too hypnotized, you can go back to the next step. Read the HTML5 reference-a web developer's guild, which can be seen as a simplified version of the specifications, explained the main attributes and parameters, read a lot easier: http://dev.w3.org/html5/html-author/
Book resources include:
Pro HTML5 programming (developer mail press, HTML5 advanced programming)
The main value of this book is to talk about other HTML5 resources, such as Geolocation, Web Socket, Workers, and cross-document message communication. If your website needs to use the above technologies, this book should be suitable for you. Good translation.
The disadvantage of this book is that it has poor practicability and is too forward-looking. For features like Web Worker, all the schedulers currently cannot support it and can only be simulated.
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HTML5 up and running (e-Industry Press, HTML5 secrets)
"HTML5 up and running" is actually an Open Source Book "pe into HTML5", you can read for free: http://peintohtml5.info/
This book (English version) only has read two of the chapters. It is easy to read with a wide array of matching diagrams and interesting plug-ins.
The main content covers most of the HTML5 functions currently available.
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HTML5 and CSS3 (The Pragmatic Bookshelf, this book does not seem to have been translated by publishing houses yet, unfortunately)
This book not only introduces HTML5, but also introduces CSS3. It also provides a detailed fall back tips to explain how to use the new HTML5 functions of the old parser, which is the most practical of the three books recommended.
This is also one of the most frequently used books.
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To sum up, if you are constructing websites with high functional requirements such as chat rooms and LBS, pro HTML5 programming is suitable for you.
If your website is relatively simple, in addition, you just want to change the <p = "header"> in the website to
If you are a beginner in HTML5 or CSS3, or your website has high requirements on backward compatibility, HTML5 and CSS3 is recommended. I have a new graphic CSS3, but I don't know if it is helpful: graphic CSS3: Core Technology and case practice
Domestic Lu lingniu's "HTML5 and CSS3 authoritative guide" and "HTML5 development essentials and instance details" are both good, clear and clear, and the quality of books is relatively high. Beginners can use HTML code segments, including HTML and HTML5. Ultra-practical HTML code segment, ultra-practical HTML code segment (Zhao rongjiao, etc.) [Abstract: Book Review trial]
This is definitely the best book I have ever read. The Chinese version also seems to be available, but I don't know what the name is.
When reading this book, you get a lot of inspiration for designing websites. In fact, you don't need to read this book. You can use it as a CSS and HTML code manual.
The book is organized and illustrated. This book itself is an information media design (the nature of websites and books is the same, and it is a model of a media and platform for information dissemination.
We strongly recommend that you still use look inside on amazon, and the score is 4.5 + (out of 5). This book is unanimously recognized by the public, but it is a pity that it has never been warm in China, it seems that coders are still used to reading big Text sections + black and white pictures?
P.S.: This book has always been the first in web design and HTML & CSS books. I can recommend some to you: HTML5 basics, HTML5 and CSS3 design patterns, and HTML5 and CSS3 basics. I think HTML5 is nothing more than a summary of Some APIs. It is better to buy a book as a tool.
In addition, some mozilla and opera official tutorials and W3SCHOOL tutorials are also good.
With a variety of cheat sheet, it should be able to have better results.
Wish you success!
1. Essentital c ++ --- the father of lippman --- C ++, with the focus on the core, light and short, for beginners
2. The c ++ programming language ---- father of C ++, technical authority, deep words, profound thoughts, c ++ encyclopedia, and The Bible.
3. c ++ Primer ---- lippman-the best tutorial of c ++ for more than a decade. It is represented by the c ++ encyclopedia.
4. Inside the c ++ object model ----- lippman ---- reveals the bottom layer of c ++, which is very good and difficult.
5. Objective c ++: presents expert experience through 50 programming instances. This article is interesting and easy to understand.
6. More than tive c ++: through 35 programming examples, the expert experience is displayed, which is interesting and easy to understand.
7. The c ++ standard libray --- The Encyclopedia of The c ++ standard library.
8. design model: the basis for reusable object-oriented software ------ good!
CSS is strongly recommended: The Definitive Guide, 3rd Edition-O 'Reilly Media
Https://www.amazon.cn/CSS%E6%9D%83%E5%A8%81%E6%8C%87%E5%8D%97-%E8%BF%88%E8%80%B6/dp/B0011F5SIC/ref=sr_1_1? Ie = UTF8 & qid = 1460033047 & sr = 8-1 & keywords = css + % E6 % 9D % 83% E5 % A8 % 81% E6 % 8C % 87% E5 % 8D % 97
In addition, by the way, Amway's o'reilly Media Series books can be searched directly on Amazon.
As for HTML, I think it is enough to read the online tutorials of W3cschool.
