The JavaScript book predates let , const , arrow functions, template literals, fetch() , and modules. You will learn var and XMLHttpRequest . This isn't a dealbreaker for fundamentals, but you will need a follow-up resource (e.g., "You Don't Know JS" or MDN) to get modern syntax.
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Each topic fits on a two-page spread. Left page = explanation/concept. Right page = code example + browser output. You can read this book for 5 minutes or 5 hours—you will never lose your place. The JavaScript book predates let , const ,
Think of it as a , not a cutting-edge reference. It will teach you how to think in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript better than 90% of online tutorials. The visual style removes the intimidation factor completely. The CSS book focuses heavily on floats and
4.7/5 – "Beautiful, gentle, and thorough, but showing its age in the last few chapters."