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I have some books about CSS, HTML, javascript and php, all about 5 years old from when I had more time on my hands to try and learn it, however I was thinking, should I really update them if I want to start learning these languages again? Or can I use the same books? |
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I agree with @Jackster1337. They are still valid for learning the basics. I have some books that are probably 3-5 years old and I still reference them time to time. |
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Even if you want to learn HTML5 you need to know the basic HTML. They are all valid and are fine to work from. |
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I am a web developer with a lot of sites...and learned on books that were several years old. There are some things you can't use once they're old, but some things you can. I would personally recommend a For Dummies book for a beginner. A lot of people knock them, but I don't know why. An instance of literally judging a book by its cover. Go check out Amazon.com and look for them. I had a lot of success with them before moving on to 'heavier' books. |
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There are alot of good tutorial sites that you could re-learn those coding languages such as www.w3schools.com |
