D3.js Quick Start Guide

D3.js is a JavaScript library that allows you to create graphs and data visualizations in the browser with HTML, SVG, and CSS. This book will take you from the basics of D3.js, so that you can create your own interactive visualizations, to creating the most common graphs that you will encounter as a developer, scientist, statistician, or data scientist.

Build a Node.js CRUD App Using React and FeathersJS

We’re going to build a CRUD contact manager application using Node.js, React, Feathers and MongoDB.

In this tutorial, you’ll see how to build the application from the bottom up.

The Project Book

Projects are the lifeblood of organisations, but many projects fall short of expectations because of poor project management and/or poor project sponsorship. In The Project Book, author and 20-year project management and sponsorship veteran Colin D Ellis teaches you the skills and behaviours required to make your projects succeed, every time.

Build a Gatsby Photo Gallery with Strapi and Cloudinary

A huge number of websites suffer from performance issues due to hosting large images that take a significant amount of time to load on a user’s browser.  In this tutorial, you'll se you how to use a group of technologies that will handle image optimization for you. 

Visual Studio Code: End-to-End Editing and Debugging Tools for Web Developers

This up-to-date guide covers all of the essential components of Visual Studio Code, including the editing features of the workspace, advanced functionality such as code refactoring and key binding, and integration with Grunt, Gulp, NPM, and other external tools.

Professional JavaScript for Web Developers, 4th Edition

Professional JavaScript for Web Developers is the essential guide to next-level JavaScript development. Written for intermediate-to-advanced programmers, this book jumps right into the technical details to help you clean up your code and become a more sophisticated JavaScript developer.

Form Design Patterns

On first glance, forms are simple to learn. But when we consider the journeys we need to design, the users we need to design for, the browsers and devices being used; and ensuring that the result is simple and inclusive, form design becomes a far more interesting and bigger challenge.