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    Punching Zombies: An HTML& CSS Quick Start Guide for Writers, Designers, and Beginners: Undead Institute
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    Punching Zombies: An HTML& CSS Quick Start Guide for Writers, Designers, and Beginners: Undead Institute

    By John Rhea

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    About this ebook

    Death to Boring Technical Books!

     

    Get your dry and boring HTML and CSS knowledge somewhere else. This book is fun, informative, engaging, and filled with practice (and zombie killing)!

     

    It's also written by a working web developer who teaches HTML and CSS at the college level and he's been published in professional web developer publications (Smashing Magazine et al). He has the bona fides to bring the knowledge, the writing skills to get you engaged, and the silliness to keep you laughing while you learn.

     

    The zombie references and jokes aren't just cheap throw-away references, though. They actually help you understand the content better through analogies (and by keeping you awake).

     

    So stop gawking, get this book, and lets beat down some zombies!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJohn Rhea
    Release dateAug 14, 2019
    ISBN9781393446835
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