Front-End Development, HTML & CSS, Javascript & jQuery by Jon Duckett | Book Review

Front End Development Book Review | HTML & CSS and JavaScript & JQuery by Jon Duckett. Learning is so important and although there is an abundance of online learning platforms for front-end development, a good book about HTML, CSS, and JavaScript may just be what the doctor ordered. I bought these book years ago and I have to say it’s refreshing to see a book about programming and code that is written by a human for actual humans. It’s billed as

“A book about code that doesn't read like a 1980s VCR manual...
It's not just for programmers, it's written and presented to make it easy for designers, bloggers, content and e-commerce managers, marketers to learn about the code used to write web pages…” I agree with that statement.

If you are new to Front-End Development, code, website creation, JavaScript, Or have added scripts to your web page but want a better idea of how they work? Then this book is for you.

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[NMPR]

I've got the pdf versions paired it with a Udemy web dev coarse and few hours a week on YouTube. I was told by a senior web developer who conducted an interview I had a wile back that my job readiness was way past that of a university graduate as I knew all the practical stuff that companies need to make money.
You can imagine how shocked I was

[randy-russ]

I read these two books in about 40 days (challenged myself) and came out with a pretty good BASIC understanding of JavaScript.

[notyaniecetv]

I've had these books for 2 years and haven't touched them 😩 I gotta reevaluate life

[zsafzone]

The books are given freely by the author in pdf format in his website. The people who can or want to learn from PDF version can check it out.

[Drpeppersmigglrr]

I got these on Amazon. They are awesome!!! Your review on them is excellent! Side note: Jon Duckett has “PHP & MySQL: Server-side Web Development” coming out February 24th 2021 (for your viewers that want to step into backend work)

[MrCrazystuff]

I can’t find the new versions of these books 😩

[jfinley]

Funny- just bought the first one yesterday after looking through about 20 other similar books at Barnes and noble. Before even watching this video or subscribing to your channel. I thought this book was FAR AND AWAY the best layout for how to understand HTML and css! Then I see your review! Perfect reinforcement!

[SubterraneanXiu]

I'm very excited for the next addition to the family: PHP & MySQL 😎 Damn! It feels good to be a geek!

[nataliaferrari]

are these books still relevant in 2021?

[paulwoods]

is this book still relevant for learning javascript today ?

[adityashukla]

These are easily the best ( or in the worst case, one of the very best) books to learn HTML and CSS.
I'm about to try that Javascript.

[haddoufamillly]

hey after 4 years man . this a different account but oh i really would like to thank you for talking about this book it was a great help back then when i first started and ofc i was learning from a boot camp back then but still the book was really helpful thank you so much and i think he have published another php and mysqal book as well totally recommend its easy to understand better then or other books ( based on a personal experience )

[SubterraneanXiu]

I’m more so in the Back-End of WebDev & apps, but I highly recommend PHP, MySQL & JavaScript (for Dummies series) by Richard Blum. HTML && CSS are overviewed, and for this reason, it was my favorite "all-in-one" book. It never drags out on a concept and I never felt bored or overwhelmed in the thick of it all. Cheers.

[Terry_bumbum]

Great advice and explanation. As a pure visual designer I am picking up "hard" on code these days, and I am really enjoying it!! I have two design books that I found very interesting to read:

1 - The Shape of Design, author Frank Chimero
2 - Design by Nature, author Maggie Macnab

Not your typical "how to books", but good reads none the less!!

[kolyxix]

It is beautifully written book that makes learning something as technical and complicated as web development fun and appealing.

[thetechnoartisan]

Any suggestions for someone getting started in 2019???

[mhaxt]

I want to buy this books, but I don't have any background on programming, I want to start coding my own websites, should I get this books? if so, which one of them should I begging with, can anyone else give me recommendation on other books for a beginner

[iloveindia]

Duckket is legend of every web development's book 💙💚💙

[isqm]

I've never seen such beautiful book before.

[ishanherath]

Are these books still good for a beginner in 2022?