In this post you will find the «Great Book of HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript«, Where many concepts of web development are explained to you. ENTERS!
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Today I bring you the GREAT book, the one that contains many of the guidelines for the future of the web, the great book of web design: The great book of HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript.
For those who want to learn the wonder of this web world, I leave you this beautiful book that will surely help you on your way. But more than that, it comes from the basics, and goes through many very important points to be discussed, up to the APIs, those interfaces that programmers love so much (I say this because we actually love them, well, in my case, I I love them).
Contents of the book
1.1 Basic components.
1.2 Global structure.
1.3 Structure of the body.
1.5 New and old elements.
1.6 Quick reference.
2.1 CSS and HTML.
2.2 Styles and structure.
2.3 Basic concepts about styles.
2.4 Applying CSS to our template.
2.5 Traditional box model.
2.6 Quick reference.
3.1 The new rules.
3.2 Quick reference.
4.1 The relevance of JavaScript.
4.2 Incorporating JavaScript.
4.3 New selectors.
4.4 Event handlers.
4.5 APIs
4.6 External libraries.
4.7 Quick reference.
5.1 Playing video with HTML5.
5.2 Programming a video player.
5.3 Video formats.
5.4 Playing audio with HTML5.
5.5 Programming an audio player.
5.6 Quick reference.
6.1 Web Forms.
6.2 New attributes.
6.3 New elements for forms.
6.4 API Forms.
6.5 Quick reference.
7.1 Preparing the canvas.
7.2 Drawing on the canvas.
7.3 Processing images.
7.4 Animations on the canvas.
7.5 Processing video on the canvas.
7.6 Quick reference.
8.1 Drag and drop on the web.
8.2 Quick reference.
9.1 Finding your place.
9.2 Quick reference.
10.1 Two storage systems.
10.2 The sessionStorage.
10.3 The localStorage.
10.4 Quick reference.
11.1 A low-level API.
11.2 Implementing IndexedDB.
11.3 Listing data.
11.4 Deleting data.
11.5 Searching for data.
11.6 Quick reference.
12.1 File storage.
12.2 Processing user files.
12.3 Creating files.
12.4 File content.
12.5 Real life file system.
12.6 Quick reference.
13.1 Ajax level 2.
13.2 Cross Document Messaging.
13.3 Web Sockets.
13.4 Quick reference.
14.1 Doing the hard work.
14.2 Quick reference.
15.1 Interface History.
15.2 Quick reference.
16.1 Cache.
16.2 Offline API.
16.3 Quick reference.
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