Fundamentals of Web Development, 3rd edition

Published by Pearson (July 28, 2021) © 2022

  • Randy Connolly Mount Royal University
  • Ricardo Hoar
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Fundamentals of Web Development helps you master the fundamental theory and practice of web development. It guides you through the creation of enterprise-quality websites using current development frameworks. This text is as valuable as a dev bootcamp. Its comprehensive approach covers both front-end and back-end web development, tying together the concepts and practices of the entire scope of web development. Coverage also includes the required ACM topics, aligned with real-world best practices.

The 3rd Edition includes significantly increased coverage of contemporary JavaScript. It covers the most vital trends and innovations in the field since 2016, including React, Node, CSS preprocessors and design principles, ES6+ language additions, web and browser APIs, TypeScript, SQLite and NoSQL databases, GraphQL, serverless computing, caching, new security vulnerabilities, JWT authentication, DevOps, continuous integration/deployment, microservice architectures and more.

  1. Introduction to Web Development
  2. How the Web Works
  3. HTML 1: Introduction
  4. CSS 1: Selectors and Basic Styling
  5. HTML 2: Tables and Forms
  6. Web Media
  7. CSS 2: Layout
  8. JavaScript 1: Language Fundamentals
  9. JavaScript 2: Using JavaScript
  10. JavaScript 3: Additional Features
  11. JavaScript 4: React
  12. Server-Side 1: PHP
  13. Server Side 2: Node.js
  14. Working with Databases
  15. Managing State
  16. Security
  17. DevOps and Hosting
  18. Tools and Traffic

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