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Coming from a non-traditional IT background, a self-taught route without the foundation of learning in IT and systems administration, the majority of this book and the plethora of technical jargon may be lost on you. I think the target audience is te...
Why Read It I started recently on a couple of web design books because I felt I needed to have more of a foundation on web design history to tie in with my online learning about UX and UI design. I hope that reading around the subject, especially on ...
I was recommended this book as, at the time, the company I worked for were embarking on a complete website redesign and redevelopment project. Although the design element was subcontracted out to a website designer, it felt appropriate to brush up on...
Ellen Ullman offers a candid and blunt expression into her communion with the physical machine and the IT industry as a whole. A clearly successful software engineer and a clever individual, we get to dive into the relationship with her family, namel...
High level overview This is a good introductory resource to get to grips with HTML, CSS and JS. I read this book because at the time I was job searching, whilst learning a new language to be more marketable, whilst doing coding challenges etc. such t...
Local libraries are great underrated resources for acquiring knowledge without parting with your cash. I wanted to get some crash-course style teaching with these books and supplement the notes I have built up already with online resources. The liter...