For whatever reason, working with CSS tends to send me looking for reference. Sure, Netbeans helps with its autocomplete. But there are so many CSS selectors to use that I forget ‘em all the time. Especially the lesser used. A… Read more ›
For whatever reason, working with CSS tends to send me looking for reference. Sure, Netbeans helps with its autocomplete. But there are so many CSS selectors to use that I forget ‘em all the time. Especially the lesser used. A… Read more ›
I’m a big fan of the O’Reilly pocket reference books. It’s rare that there’s not one on my desk. The JavaScript pocket reference got a lot of use when I was first learning JavaScript, but has been shelved a bit… Read more ›
Got this little book shortly after I started learning Python. The first book I bought was specific to game programming, and skimmed over the basics of the language a little too much. Rather than try to be a “bible” type… Read more ›
This is the first book I bought when I needed to learn Python. I’ve always found it easier to learn a language against the backdrop of a game. Since this was the first experience with Python, I spent quite a… Read more ›
Received a copy of this book at work when I was first starting out with ActionScript. At the time it was a bit over my head, but as I’ve gotten farther in ActionScript 3 this book has been a pretty… Read more ›
This is one of the first books I bought when I needed to learn Java. At the time I was changing jobs and was going to be teaching computer science for the first time, and Java was the language that… Read more ›