1. Kindle for iOS Accessibility Gestures – Quick Reference Guide by Michael Iams
Every developer should pay close attention to accessibility for iOS applications. Michael Iams offers invaluable insights in his guide which serves as a quick reference for understanding the gestures that make Kindle experiences seamless. This book is particularly beneficial if you are looking to create applications that are user-friendly and inclusive. The no-cost pricing adds to its value, allowing you to explore accessibility without financial constraints. Embrace accurate gesture recognition and provide a richer experience to users of all capabilities.
2. Mastering Web Development: From HTML & CSS to JavaScript by Laszlo Bocso
Laszlo Bocso’s “Mastering Web Development” is a treasure trove for budding developers. This book meticulously guides you through the essentials of web technologies, weaving a narrative from HTML to CSS and all the way to JavaScript. Bocso’s approach is clear, systematic, and exquisitely detailed, making it accessible for beginners while still enriching for more advanced users. Escape the confusion of web tech and master the skills necessary to stand out in today’s competitive market.
3. DOM Scripting: Web Design with JavaScript and the Document Object Model by Jeremy Keith
Jeremy Keith’s “DOM Scripting” is an essential text that dissects the ways in which JavaScript interacts with the Document Object Model (DOM). This book isn’t just for learning JavaScript – it’s about harnessing its capabilities to create dynamic, interactive web experiences. Keith’s clear instructions and practical examples allow readers to not just learn, but to apply JavaScript effectively, ensuring your web pages don’t just exist, but engage users. A fantastic guide for turning static sights into compelling web experiences.
4. Introduction to Digital Humanities by Kathryn C. Wymer
Kathryn C. Wymer’s “Introduction to Digital Humanities” offers a compelling look at the intersection of technology and the study of literature. This book introduces readers to how digital tools can influence the understanding of humanities subjects. It’s an eye-opener for individuals interested in both technical and literary pursuits, showcasing how digitalization can enrich the field of literature. An excellent resource for students, educators, and anyone passionate about enriching their intellectual pursuits through technology.
5. Testing for Accessibility: A WCAG Compliance Handbook by Dallion Armanth
If you’re looking to enhance your web development skill set with a focus on accessibility, Dallion Armanth’s “Testing for Accessibility” is required reading. It dives deep into the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and provides practical advice on ensuring compliance. Understanding and implementing these guidelines not only enhances user experience but also opens your work to a broader audience. It’s indispensable for developers wanting to build inclusive web applications.
6. Pro HTML5 Accessibility by Joshue O’Connor
Pro HTML5 Accessibility by Joshue O’Connor is not just about having a rudimentary understanding of HTML5; it builds on crucial accessibility concepts to create solutions that cater to all users. This book provides advanced insights on how HTML5 can be utilized effectively for accessibility projects. Its focused approach equips developers with the necessary skills to meet users’ needs, letting them create applications that are not only functional but also inclusive. A pivotal resource for professionals serious about crafting accessible web experiences.
7. Transcending CSS: The Fine Art of Web Design by Andy Clarke, Molly E. Holzschlag, Aaron Gustafson, and Mark Boulton
In “Transcending CSS,” a team of experts, including Andy Clarke, explore the artistic side of CSS. This essential text highlights the importance of creativity in web design, marrying aesthetics with technical knowledge. It’s perfect for designers wanting to break out of rigid web design conventions and embrace a more fluid, adaptable approach. The authors do an excellent job of showing how good design can make the digital world a better place; a must-read for future web designers.
8. Web Development and Design Foundations with XHTML, 5th Edition by Terry Felke-Morris
This updated edition by Terry Felke-Morris presents a robust foundation in XHTML for budding web developers and designers. It takes an approachable stance for learners with no prior knowledge while also providing experienced developers with a comprehensive technical refresher. The engaging content and practical exercises ensure readers leave with both theory and practical skills needed to flourish in the expansive web landscape. Perfect for individuals looking to bridge the gap between design and development.
9. THE ULTIMATE ALGORITHMIC TRADING SYSTEM TOOLBOX + Website by George Pruitt and Wiley John
This book focuses on the intersection of finance and technology. George Pruitt and Wiley John provide a comprehensive toolset that helps traders optimize their trading system using today’s technology. It’s insightful for those venturing into trading or aspiring to revolutionize their trading strategies through algorithmic systems. The book’s practical approach combined with its focus on real-world application sets it apart in a crowded market, making it essential for both new and experienced traders.
10. Mastering HTML: From Beginner to Advanced by Laszlo Bocso
Another valuable contribution by Laszlo Bocso, “Mastering HTML” promises to turn novices into proficient HTML coders. This book adopts a clear progression from foundational knowledge to advanced concepts, supported by practical examples and exercises. Whether you’re a complete beginner or looking to refine your HTML skills, this book serves as an essential resource, ensuring you have the right tools to harness the potential of web development.
