CSS Mastery

Andy Budd

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ud0Dec 27, 2016

CSS Mastery - Andy Budd CSS: The definitive guide - Eric Meyer HTML & CSS design - Jon Ducket Zero to One - Peter Theil. (Started reading it early this year, still on it.) I've a self-taught developer coding professionally for 4 years now and I'm looking to fill knowledge gaps and understand how things work under the hood.

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mattybMay 4, 2009

The 2nd edition of this (wonderful) book is due out in August. http://www.apress.com/book/view/9781430223979

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ochibaApr 23, 2009

I agree, you can't go wrong with CSS Mastery. It's also concise and very well written.

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