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    Write Some Code with HTML, CSS, + JavaScript
    Write Some Code with HTML, CSS, + JavaScript
    Write Some Code with HTML, CSS, + JavaScript
    Ebook70 pages22 minutes

    Write Some Code with HTML, CSS, + JavaScript

    By Tom Henricksen

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    About this ebook

    Sometimes you just want to write some code. We share the basics of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

    First, we start with some basics of HTML.

    • HTML tables, spans, and divs
    • HTML5 new features

    The second section is devoted to CSS. 

    • CSS box model
    • CSS3 new features

    Next, we cover JavaScript's basic syntax.

    1. Variable and Values
    2. Functions
    3. Conditionals
    4. Loops
    5. Scope
    6. Closures

    This isn't a long one but a concise quick-start guide for all levels who want to know HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTom Henricksen
    Release dateJul 24, 2024
    ISBN9798227906182
    Write Some Code with HTML, CSS, + JavaScript
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    Tom Henricksen

    Coder. Speaker. Power Skill Enabler.

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      Write Some Code with HTML, CSS, + JavaScript - Tom Henricksen

      Tom Henricksen

      Write Some Code with HTML, CSS, + JavaScript

      Copyright © 2024 by Tom Henricksen

      All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, scanning, or otherwise without written permission from the publisher. It is illegal to copy this book, post it to a website, or distribute it by any other means without permission.

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      Contents

      Preface

      I. HTML

      1. Targeted HTML Basics For Reliable People

      2. Important HTML5 Changes that Scream Out for Use

      3. Practical HTML Tables, Divs, And Spans Make You Better

      II. CSS

      4. The Truth About CSS Will Make You Something

      5. Wondrous CSS Box Model Made Instructive

      6. How To Make CSS3 Scream Simplified

      III. JAVASCRIPT

      7. JavaScript A Useful Tool For Tired Minds

      8. Look I found these astounding benefits of JavaScript variables and values

      9. First easy JavaScript function basics that are the most fascinating

      10. Avoid painful mistakes with these Simplistic JavaScript Conditionals

      11. JavaScript has Sizable loops that will explode your mind

      12. Surprisingly Improved JavaScript Variable Scope You Need

      13. Exploit JavaScript Closures More and Don’t Panic

      About the Author

      Preface

      As a developer, I thought I knew enough of HTML and CSS. I was wrong. I had to come back to the basics again and again. That is why I put this together. Plus I feel like JavaScript should be here too.

      First, we start with some basics of HTML. You may have seen some of this before, but I find a review helpful. Then we cover some HTML5 changes. We touch on some of the major changes. Then we wrap up HTML with a discussion of tables, divs, and spans. These have confused me more than once…

      The second section is devoted to CSS. This helps class things up a bit. We cover CSS basics, the box model, and CSS3. Similar to HTML5

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