It took me way to long to find all these resources ( really need to revalute how I search for information, investigate weaknesses in Google-fu!), but finally I feel I have a definitive set of references, with all other information just being variations of examples, exercises, and whatnot. Now the question is, how does one practice and apply and retain all this information?
Now (1) was about the only resource that went into sufficient details that satisified, well, my need for details; (2) is about the only book which uses graphics well, and talks about "mental models", how to think about the code, (3) has as its finale deploying to Github Pages, so is practical in a way many such resources are not; and, of course, they are all free.
Now, any of the resources might be used to generate an outline for the learn-html5 tutorial, but since (1) goes into such minute details, it would probably be best for forming an idea what to put in the outline by just looking at the playlist.
It took me way to long to find all these resources ( really need to revalute how I search for information, investigate weaknesses in Google-fu!), but finally I feel I have a definitive set of references, with all other information just being variations of examples, exercises, and whatnot. Now the question is, how does one practice and apply and retain all this information?
Now (1) was about the only resource that went into sufficient details that satisified, well, my need for details; (2) is about the only book which uses graphics well, and talks about "mental models", how to think about the code, (3) has as its finale deploying to Github Pages, so is practical in a way many such resources are not; and, of course, they are all free.
Now, any of the resources might be used to generate an outline for the learn-html5 tutorial, but since (1) goes into such minute details, it would probably be best for forming an idea what to put in the outline by just looking at the playlist.