Web Design and Development Magazine
A while ago we shared 25 great web-design and development books and since this earlier post got a great response (and we’ve read a lot more books since), we’ve now gathered another 25.
In this list you’ll find books about design, theory, development, css, html and a lot more. I hope you enjoy the post!
Who doesn’t want to be virtually (literally) bulletproof? With this bundle of ebooks from Pakt, you can be! For only $18, you can hoard $664 worth of ebooks on security – and then some.
The craft of web design is often overlooked as “easy” – as if anyone could pick it up and learn. In some ways, this is true: anyone can learn to be a great web designer. But it’s not as easy as it may seems and nobody just picks up web design in a few weeks.
New to programming? It’s never too late to start to learn. With Head First Programming by O’Reilly – a collection of ebooks – you can get a headstart on learning how to program.
Who wants to become an expert in machine learning and save more than $800 while you’re at it? You have come to the right place then.
Everyone has to start somewhere, yeah? If you are new to coding or you want to introduce someone to this wonderful world, the Humble Software Bundle: Intro to Code 2021 is just the thing for you.
Learn programming fundamentals with this book bundle from Mercury Learning and Humble Bundle. For as little as $1, you can start dipping your toes in the programming world. If you are a veteran, then you might want to give these books to your kids. Start ’em young. ;)
The general public is enamored with hackers and the amazing stuff they can do. The entertainment industry has a lot to do with this, with flying fingers and clacking keyboards being a staple. You probably know, though, that hacking is not always as simple and glamorous as Hollywood would have us believe. It is learned. […]
They say that a programmer is a machine capable of turning copious amounts of coffee into code. If that’s you, and you’re wanting to up your Java programming game, then you won’t want to miss the O’Reilly Java Programming Bundle.
