Education is not from the IT sphere. I decided to study on my own. from the basics of HTML and CSS taught by the book - Quint I. "HTML, XHTML and CSS at 100%", at the moment began to learn JavaScript.

Interests literature on JavaScript and other languages ​​and technologies of WEB-programming. Tell me in what sequence what to learn and what to read. (Please do not give a lot of books on the same to choose from - advise better one that you consider most successful) The training plan I made for myself:

  1. HTML 4.01;
  2. CSS 2;
  3. SSi;
  4. Javascript;
  5. OOP;
  6. jQuery;
  7. Json;
  8. AJAX;
  9. DB (MySQL);
  10. PHP 5.3;
  11. Zend Framework;
  12. Java.

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    This is a very popular question. Enough to drive in Google "a good book on ***" - and the very first few links will lead you to sites where experts in the industry have long and hard to discuss which book is good and which is not. And, as a rule, they came to some kind of consensus. - Ilia Andrienko
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    By the way, I dare say that you chose a strange order for studying. Undoubtedly, it is worth starting with HTML and layout. Not tied to all sorts of versions, by the way. SSI nobody uses. JSON - there is nothing to "learn" here .. Java has a vague relation to Web technologies, therefore it is also overboard. I advise you to try to study in this order: HTML and CSS, Jquery and native JS (optional), native PHP and MySQL, OOP in PHP, Zend Framework and various CMFs (when you understand PHP well). - Ilia Andrienko

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  • Needless to say that in electronic form these books will not be difficult to find? ;-) - Ilia Andrienko
  • Your nickname is the best for this situation :) - xEdelweiss
  • you are right ... - zloctb
  • except php can not advise anything? :) - alex91
  1. Practice
  2. All that is not clear - google / yandex

It’s just that Internet technologies are developing so fast that you can take only the basics from books. All the rest will not be relevant. Therefore, it is better to take all the information in IT from the Internet - from forums, web design sites, etc. (IMHO).

The only thing that OOP can read a book to get closer to IT, and everything else in the process of developing something. :)

    http://www.codecademy.com/ online training