Greetings, all! I am one professional whose expertise is primarily in networking. I learned Python via the Python Crash Course book, oddly enough, that stuck better than YouTube or a video course, which I find interesting as I am a hands-on, video-course type of learner.
But I am looking to transition from networking to software and have been trying to find a suitable route. I figured, why not start with web development?
I know that when it comes to books, a lot of times, not long after they get released, they go obsolete. All in all, I’m realistically looking for some advice and good book recommendations on web development to at least get myself started moving forward.
In the title of this forum, I mentioned two books. Please let me know your thoughts or, if possible, point me in the right direction. Thanks in advance!
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r/cscareerquestions Greetings, all! I am one professional whose expertise is primarily in networking. I learned Python via the Python Crash Course book, oddly enough, that stuck better than YouTube or a video course, which I find interesting as I am a hands-on, video-course type of learner. But I am looking to transition from networking to software and have been trying to find a suitable route. I figured, why not start with web development? I know that when it comes to books, a lot of times, not long after they get released, they go obsolete. All in all, I’m realistically looking for some advice and good book recommendations on web development to at least get myself started moving forward. In the title of this forum, I mentioned two books. Please let me know your thoughts or, if possible, point me in the right direction. Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/Remarkable-Map-2747 [link] [comments]
Greetings, all! I am one professional whose expertise is primarily in networking. I learned Python via the Python Crash Course book, oddly enough, that stuck better than YouTube or a video course, which I find interesting as I am a hands-on, video-course type of learner.
But I am looking to transition from networking to software and have been trying to find a suitable route. I figured, why not start with web development?
I know that when it comes to books, a lot of times, not long after they get released, they go obsolete. All in all, I’m realistically looking for some advice and good book recommendations on web development to at least get myself started moving forward.
In the title of this forum, I mentioned two books. Please let me know your thoughts or, if possible, point me in the right direction. Thanks in advance!
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