I have organised a collection of top-notch eBooks to enhance your web dev learning journey that'll surely benefit you; even if you are an experienced developer, there is still stuff you don't know.
So, without further ado, let's get started!
π€ Quick Fact
The world's first website, created by Tim Berners-Lee in 1991, was dedicated to the World Wide Web project itself.
It provided information about the basic features of the web and how to create web pages.
Interestingly, the website's URL was "http://info.cern.ch" and it still exists today as a historical artefact of the early days of the internet.
1οΈβ£ The Magic of CSS
The content in this eBook is for all-level developers. Learn about layout, box model, positioning etc. with sample code snippets.
β https://adamschwartz.co/magic-of-css/
2οΈβ£ DOM Enlightenment
"DOM Enlightenment" is a free online book that explores DOM in-depth, providing a clear and detailed understanding of how it works.
β http://domenlightenment.com
3οΈβ£ Eloquent JavaScript
Introduction to programming in JavaScript focuses on writing real-world websites.
β https://eloquentjavascript.net
4οΈβ£ Pro Git book
Learn everything about Git with infographics.
β https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2
5οΈβ£ SQLZap
Learn complete SQL with 16 well-structured lessons and a code playground.
6οΈβ£ React Express
React Express is a free eBook/guide covering React's basics, including components, state, props, and more.
π Wrapping Up
Ending this with a question: Did you find this list helpful?
Let me know in the comments below.
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Top comments (35)
Very nice resources! This will be perfect once I have downtime from school and work. Thank you for sharing these! :)
Appreciate those kind words!
Yea, I can understand, I too have my school going on.
Thank you for sharing!!!
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Thanks a lot for sharing, this makes so much sense to me as a beginner!
Appreciate those words. And all the best for your future endeavours!
nice post
Thanks!
Thanks. Pls share some more free e-books resources for full stack development.
Research started! Will notify you when it is done.
Thanks for the content.
My pleasure!
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Glad you liked it!
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Wow, awesome. Thank you. I will definitely read these. Appreciate it Mr ArjunβπΌ
Welcome and it'd be better if you said "Master Arjun" instead of that!
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