Which books should I read to learn HTML, CSS, and JS? What basic knowledge do I need? _html/css_WEB-ITnose

It’s exactly as the title says. I want to learn HTML, CSS, and JS recently. I checked a lot of information and they all said that it’s better to learn in this order! I still prefer self-study, and I feel a sense of accomplishment. I have already finished learning C C JAVA data structure, database, and SQL server. I have recently become obsessed with PS, but it is a bit difficult and I can’t help but lack artistic talent. Also, what is PHP that is popular online recently?

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In fact, if you don’t do front-end, you don’t need to go out of your way to learn HTML, CSS, and JS. If you want to learn the truth, you have to meet their standards. Let’s start with learning, for example, the differences between css1, css2, and css3, as well as compatibility issues between browsers, etc. There are still a lot of things in HTML, CSS, and JS.
PHP is also an object-oriented language. This kind of thing is a good choice for making a website, and the cost is low. The above is purely a personal opinion. Hope it helps you

I am also learning HTML, CSS, and JS. To be honest, this thing is not difficult. It is easy to get started but there are many things.

There are too many front-end books. I can recommend any one. Bought: "HTML5, CSS and JavaScript Development" - Sun Xin

You can also go to VeryCD to find PDFs and videos.

For reference materials, please see http://w3school.com.cn

PHP is a good thing. It is a server-side script like the JSP you learned. I am also going to start learning PHP.

HTML5 Advanced Programming

There are several front-end development books here http://www.jqueryba.com/29.html

I am also learning HTML recently , CSS, JS, I watched Han Shunping’s videos, and I also studied at http://www.w3school.com.cn/h.asp.

The best information I have ever used to learn html css javascript ---w3school, with examples and explanations, you can find them online

Most of them are open source now, you can click to view them I think the source code of a good web page, combined with the book, combined with the reference code, starting from small things is more useful than reading books all the time. The last word is to do it!

css - the missing manual
js - learn the basics first, there are many books and many online, then choose a framework,
jquery (easy to get started, lightweight framework, recommended for beginners ), the framework only simplifies your work, not completes the work. jquery has a very powerful selector (j-query), which can basically satisfy most DOM operations
yui (yahoo's middle-weight framework)

If you are in a page reconstruction position and are partial to CSS, you also need to start learning CSS3. If you need to involve complex interactions, image processing, 3D operations, etc., you are a script engineer who prefers JS. You need to start learning many new APIs in HTML5

Recommended website: http://www.w3school.com .cn/html/index.asp

The framework is not the focus, the foundation is.

In that program, how do you distinguish which parts are html, which are js, and which are css! Thank you. I'm a little confused now.

The head first series of books are still very good.