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Duncan Gilmour
1,563 PointsRecommended text books
Having just about finished the first section of my course "How to build a website", I feel I could do with some physical books to refer to and which contain examples to practise what I have learned.
I would appreciate recommendations for all disciplines but particularly HTML, CSS, PHP, JQuery, Java, SQL and Ajax.
I haven't found anywhere on the Treehouse site where there are practise examples following lessons but if there is such a place, could you point me to it.
For me, consolidation is key otherwise I will forget what I have learned within a few days.
Many thanks
Duncan
2 Answers
stjarnan
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 56,488 PointsHi Duncan!
Jon Duckett has two great books, "HTML & CSS" and "Javascript & jQuery". I really like them and they have helped me a lot!
So I would recommend them, hopefully some others has other recommendations to help you.
Good luck!
Duncan Gilmour
1,563 PointsThanks Jon
They do look good and the amazon review has one from a Bsc student who has them on his university course.