I need a web development basics book

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Can anyone recommend a book on web development basics? I know a little HTML and would like to know how to program a website from scratch. I'm old fashioned and want a real hard copy book so I can page through it.

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I have found lots of good on-line tutorials but I want a real book.

Posted 15-Dec-18 4:30am

Fred Andres

Updated 16-Dec-18 1:30am

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FIRST CHOOSE WHICH TECHNOLOGIES YOU WOULD LIKE TO USE
i.e python , asp.net or php , ruby on rails and so on

Posted 15-Dec-18 6:04am

AhmedHosny96

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Fred Andres 15-Dec-18 15:06pm

Which would you recommend? My goal is to start small, write my own code, and gradually expand to building my own store.

AhmedHosny96 17-Dec-18 2:52am

i will recommend python

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RickZeeland · Accepted Answer · 2018-12-16T01:30:00

HTML & CSS - Jon Duckett http://www.htmlandcssbook.com/

Also see: https://www.slant.co/topics/203/~best-website-design-books-that-show-best-practices-etc[^]

Smashing Magazine also has a nice list of (E)books: Charming Printed Books on Front-End, UX, A11y — Smashing Magazine[^]

Here is an online HTML tutorial: HTML Tutorial[^]

JavaScript is also recommended: https://www.slant.co/improve/topics/7352/~javascript-reference-books[^]