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HTML Black Book: The Programmer's Complete HTML Reference Book
Explains how to use HTML to create interlaced and animated GIF images, add multimedia effects to Web pages, write self-modifying pages, create Java applets, develop XML documents, and determine browser type in code.
1232 pages, Paperback
First published May 1, 2000
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April 12, 2011
man this book is a real programmers reference and a real problem solver,
this book solve 99.99% of my problem as an advance html programmer
this book solve 99.99% of my problem as an advance html programmer
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September 19, 2019Good programming book
September 21, 2013
Now that is a good book to learn the markup language. All that I can do now in HTML...alost 80% is because of this book. Not only learning, but it also motivates to learn more. A simple language, good examples, but the only thing that could have been improved is using coloured illustrations.
One of the best blackbooks out there!
One of the best blackbooks out there!
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