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Use the links below to navigate through available Application Development eBooks based on CSS, HTML5, jQuery, PHP and Javascript. This set of eBooks contains documentation about a Calculator Design written to promote a Quote Application. In part, we wanted to help users see the costs that are involved in creatting various applications, prior to making a decision. So, we compiled all of the information into a set of eBooks called "Making Of Calculator" and we put it on the site. We also wanted to learn as much as possible from the creation of the Quote Application for future HTML5 and jQuery development, therefore, it was a Win-Win for us.
We hope that you can benefit from the eBooks in this webpage. Currently, this page provides all of the links for downloading/saving some PDF files to get the full eBook series. It does take a little while to grasp the programming code, but figring out how it all works is quite fun. Rest assured, as long as you follow each Journal Entry instruction from start to finish, in each eBook, it will all make sense. The best part is, the eBooks are free of charge, with no strings attached- so what have you got to lose?
All of the Journal Entry eBooks contained in this page, for HTML5, jQuery, JavaScript and PHP Development, are documented extensively. Feel free to save each PDF file to try in your own environment. Be prepared to read the system requirements so that you can download the necessary tools or software to get started. Please feel free to contact us if you need our assistance.
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| How to Create CSS Webpages | How to Create HTML5 Webpages | How to Create jQuery Webpages |
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| How to Create Ajax Webpages | How to Create JSON Webpages | How to Create PHP Webpages |
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