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Great solutions for the very cool type-ahead and edit-in-place Ajax features. This book and your websites will be often-visited resources if not best practices in themselves. NET applications, with plenty of sample code. Gets the novice started, including essential SQL constructs. A great overview of the fun new features in CSS3. I like the way arithmetic concepts and their JavaScript counterparts are explained. Represents a starting point for students to learn the ropes and get excited about what is out there to find and use in future projects.

Buy the Book Amazon. Covers the latest HTML5 , CSS3 , Canvas and JavaScript features, including new input and page structure elements, audio, video, web storage, animation, transitions, transformations, text effects, flexboxes, media queries, quadratic and Bezier curves, games and much more.

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New Features New Chapter 1. The new Chapter 1 engages students with intriguing facts and figures to get them excited about studying Internet and web applications development. The chapter includes a table of some of the research made possible by computers and the Internet, current technology trends and hardware discussion, the data hierarchy, a new section on social networking, a table of popular web services, a table of business and technology publications and websites that will help you stay up to date with the latest technology news and trends, and updated exercises.

New HTML5 features. The new HTML5 features are not universally implemented in all of the web browsers. This is changing as the browser vendors release new versions. Many additional HTML5 features are discussed throughout the book. New CSS3 features. Chapter 5 introduces the latest features of CSS3. The new CSS3 features are not universally implemented in all of the web browsers.

Updated treatment of JavaScript. The authors have strengthened the JavaScript coverage in Chapters 6— JavaScript has become the de facto standard client-side scripting language for web-based applications due to its highly portable nature. The treatment, which is appropriate for novices, serves two purposes—it introduces clientside scripting Chapters 6—16 , which makes web pages more dynamic and interactive, and it provides the programming foundation for the server-side scripting in PHP presented in Chapter New HTML5 canvas.

New and updated multimedia exercises. Chapter 14 includes several new and updated multimedia exercises. Tested on seven browsers. For the last edition of this book, the authors tested all the code on two desktop browsers—Internet Explorer and Firefox.