CSE 3901: Web Applications
Autumn 2021
Resources
Linux
- Learn Enough Command Line to be Dangerous
- Unix commands: summary, exhaustive list
- Tips for using Ubuntu's default desktop (Unity)
- Emacs tour
- Vi/Vim cheat sheet
- Regular expressions tutorial
Git
- Atlassian's tutorial
- A Visual Git Reference (by Mark Lodato)
- Pro Git (book by Scott Chacon)
- Learn Enough Git to be Dangerous (by Michael Hartl)
- Version Control by Example (book by Eric Sink)
- NDP's interactive cheat sheet
- Static cheat sheets from GitHub, Atlassian, and Tower
Web Front-End
- Code playgrounds: jsfiddle, codepen, jsbin
- W3C Web Education Community Group Wiki
- Udacity's become a front-end developer introductory materials
- A List Apart: articles on web site design and development
- Mozilla Developer Network: Documentation on HTML, HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, DOM, Ajax, etc.
- Web Platform Docs, wiki-based documentation
- When can I use… compatibility tables for support of HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript
HTML/CSS
- Head First HTML and CSS (2nd edition) [online]
JavaScript
- JavaScript style guides: Airbnb, Google, Idiomatic
- Eloquent JavaScript [web]
- Head First JavaScript [online]
- JavaScript: The Good Parts [online]
Ruby
- Ruby style guides: Airbnb, Batsov
- Head First Ruby [online]
- Book of Ruby [online]
- Why's (Poignant) Guide to Ruby
- Pragmatic's Programming Ruby 1.9 & 2.0 (aka the "pick-axe book", not the most recent book, but still a classic)
Rails
- Rails Guides
- Ruby on Rails Tutorial: Learn Web Development with Rails (Rails 5) by Michael Hartl
- Pragmatic's Agile Web Development with Rails 5.1 by Sam Ruby and David Bryant Copeland [v 5, 1st edition is online]
- The Rails 5 Way [online]
- Head First Rails [online] (the book is out-dated, so you can't just follow the steps mechanically, but the writing style is clear)