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This Is Still the Most Beautiful Way to Learn How to Code?

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What do you guys think about it? Has anyone tried this before?

 

Gizmodo.com

 

"Regardless of whether or not you agree with the "code or die" sentiment that's been floating around the internet, if you have decided to teach yourself to code, the sheer number of learn-to-code sites alone is overwhelming. So do yourself (and your eyes) a favor and pick up Jon Duckett's JavaScript and jQuery book instead.

Just like the HTML and CSS version before it, Duckett's JavaScript iteration is full of beautiful, elegant visualizations that break a complicated topic into easily digestible bits. This one is aimed at folks who already have a decent grasp on some basic coding concepts (specifically, those you'd learn in the book below), but with a single topic per page, you definitely don't need to come in with a programming background to be able to engage."-AshleyFeinberg--Gizmodo.com

 

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What do you guys think about it? Has anyone tried this before?

 

Gizmodo.com

 

"Regardless of whether or not you agree with the "code or die" sentiment that's been floating around the internet, if you have decided to teach yourself to code, the sheer number of learn-to-code sites alone is overwhelming. So do yourself (and your eyes) a favor and pick up Jon Duckett's JavaScript and jQuery book instead.

Just like the HTML and CSS version before it, Duckett's JavaScript iteration is full of beautiful, elegant visualizations that break a complicated topic into easily digestible bits. This one is aimed at folks who already have a decent grasp on some basic coding concepts (specifically, those you'd learn in the book below), but with a single topic per page, you definitely don't need to come in with a programming background to be able to engage."-AshleyFeinberg--Gizmodo.com

 

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I have the Javascript+CSS book of this series in my backpack. Just incase, Best book series i've read on coding. 

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What would you say is best for learning C?

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Build It. Mod It. Customize It.

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Wow, thanks for sharing man! It looks very interesting, I'm in the process of learning Javascript at the moment but I couldn't find a great tutorial so far.

It looks very promising, I'll order it and see how it goes. :)

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Seems to be a well designed book, the contents seem teh same as pretty much every other JavaScript book.

 

What would you say is best for learning C?

The C Programming Language by Brian Kernighanand Dennis Ritchie

 

http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Programming-Language-2nd-Edition/dp/0131103628/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1404398457&sr=8-1

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