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The Non-Technical Guide to Web Technologies
Do you work in a non-technical role and want to understand and speak technical language? Would you be better at your job if you did?
Whether you’re in recruiting, marketing, business development, or any other non-technical field, this book will teach you what you need to know to understand the basics and have conversations about the web technologies being used in your business.
The book covers enough about web technologies to help your career with 60+ pages of text, diagrams and images.
Whether you’re in recruiting, marketing, business development, or any other non-technical field, this book will teach you what you need to know to understand the basics and have conversations about the web technologies being used in your business.
The book covers enough about web technologies to help your career with 60+ pages of text, diagrams and images.
- GenresNonfiction
70 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 16, 2013
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About the author
Tommy Chheng
5 books7 followers Tommy Chheng is a Sr Engineering Manager at Wework. He has in-depth experience in the software industry at all levels from startups to large companies. He has also served as a technical consultant for HBO's Silicon Valley.
Tommy received an undergraduate degree in Computer Engineering from UC San Diego and a graduate degree in Computer Science from UC Irvine.
Tommy received an undergraduate degree in Computer Engineering from UC San Diego and a graduate degree in Computer Science from UC Irvine.
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January 13, 2014
The book is a great intro on modern web development technologies, but could definitely use a bit more detail in certain parts.
May 20, 2019
Decent quick read for non-techies
It was a little too basic for my liking. I mean, while the basics and fundamentals are all articulated.. I felt there could have been much more details with analogies, examples, a few steps deeper into each topic.
It was a little too basic for my liking. I mean, while the basics and fundamentals are all articulated.. I felt there could have been much more details with analogies, examples, a few steps deeper into each topic.
August 18, 2019
Great summary of web processing
Great place to find a summary of different programming languages and web processes. Not too technical but does require active thinking and looking up more detail on the web.
Great place to find a summary of different programming languages and web processes. Not too technical but does require active thinking and looking up more detail on the web.
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