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Review: HTML & CSS: The Good Parts

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The Linux Tutorial; By James Pyles
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You may be crying out to the heavens, Good grief! How many HTML and CSS books do we need? If the question were What is the meaning of life? the answer may well be "42", but I'm pretty sure we have more web design books than that already.

The Good Parts series is supposed to be a "practical guide" to all the things you really want and need to know, while leaving out the extra fluff. Of course, determining what's fluff and what's not is like trying to figure out if you really need the "left over" screws and springs you now have on hand after repairing the toaster oven.

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