Margaret

Margaret

Editor at PragProg

Get 50% off these PragProg books with our Modern Web Book Sale

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Modern CSS with Tailwind by @noelrappin Noel Rappin
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Modern Front-End Development for Rails by @noelrappin Noel Rappin
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Practical Microservices by @ethangarofolo Ethan Garofolo
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Design and Build Great Web APIs by @mamund Mike Amundsen
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Web Development with Clojure, Third Edition by Dmitri Sotnikov @Dmitri and Scot Brown @svmbrown
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Build Websites with Hugo by Brian Hogan @bphogan
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Real-Time Phoenix by :coffee: Stephen Bussey
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Agile Web Development with Rails 6 by Sam Ruby and David Bryant Copeland
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mafinar

mafinar

Just bought Practical Microservices, I am currently reading up about the topic so it’s good for me. Also, bought TailwindCSS because my friends are crazy about it and I am yet to be impressed with it, so let’s see if the structured journey that a book provides help me change my mind! :slight_smile:

I wish Phoenix LiveView were on this list! (I bought it already but it would be super useful for folks! It’s a great book on a great web technology).

Thank you so much for this!

Margaret

Margaret

Editor at PragProg

@dimitarvp some are in print already, while some are still in beta. The ones in beta are likely to have substantive changes (like new chapters), whereas in print books will stay the same until a new printing (minor revisions) or a new edition. Right now, none of the in print books have new printings or new editions in the works. The first two books (by Noel Rappin) are in beta as is Web Development with Clojure, Third Edition. All others are In Print.

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