I\'m wondering what you all think of the HTML5 book by Jeremy Keith. His writing
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I'm wondering what you all think of the HTML5 book by Jeremy Keith. His writing style is lively compared to most text books, and he incorporates a bit of sarcasm and humor at times. For me this was a welcome relief; but it also meant that I had to read carefully to get his meaning. So what do you think? Did Jeremy Keith's writing style enhance and clarify his message or did it make it difficult to grasp the concepts? Was his real world perspective helpful to framing and understanding how the HTML5 specification is being developed? Have you come across any other books, articles, multimedia or websites that would better serve the purpose of giving an overview of HTML5?
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This is a wonderful book. It will not teach you HTML right from basics. It's for the people who are already familiar with HTML from some time and just need to know what is just change in HTML5. It's concise, readable, and informative. It is also funny Jeremy Keith writes about web design making it more beautiful and attractive. It's just contains 85 pages, so you can go through it within one or two hours that is the best part. Suppose you are
looking to learn HTML5 it depends whether you are going to like Jeremy keith's HTML5 based on whether you are already familiar with HTML or not. If yes, then you can go for this. Otherwise there are sources like codeacademy w3 schools are best way to learn HTML5 right from the scratch.