The XHTML 1.0 Web Development Sourcebook -- Website Home Page

Cover of XHTML 1.0 Web Development Sourcebook

ISBN 0-471-37486-5
471 pages
September, 2000

Web Site Introduction

The XHTML 1.0 Web Development Sourcebook:
Building Better Sites and Applications

Site URL: http://www.iangraham.org/books/xhtml2/

by Ian S. Graham

Welcome to the supporting Web site for The XHTML Web Development Sourcebook, your complete guide to understanding the technical and management aspects of Web application development. Written as a companion book for The XHTML 1.0 Language and Design Sourcebook, this book's twelve concise chapters explain everything you need to know about the basic Web technologies (HTML, XML, CSS, HTTP, and server-side processing via CGI) and outlines the skills and tools you need to manage large-scale Web development projects. Indeed, no one who wants to be a professional Web developer can afford to be without the knowledge found in The XHTML Language and Design Sourcebook!

This supporting Web site contains the following useful information:

Examples, References and Updates

All the example documents and program code listed in the book, plus online versions of the listed references, and corrections and updates to the book content. The Web site also provides several auxiliary appendices and resource not found in the printed book -- please see the outline section for a complete description of the book and Web site contents.

Download This Site

You can download all the example documents and other site content to your own computer, and have your own personal copy of these resources. Visit this page to obtain the site archive.

About the Book

If you're comparison shopping for a book on Web application design, visit the book outline page to read an outline of this book's content. This information, combined with a quick look at the Examples, References and Updates section, will help you determine if this is the book for you.

Other books by Ian Graham

I have written several books on Web authoring and Web technologies, including The XHTML 1.0 Language and Design Sourcebook, the companion bok to this one. The books overview page lists all the books I've written, and provides links to the supporting Web sites. My own home page provides links to other resources I have authored.

Questions?

If you encounter a problem at this site, or have a question about the book, just send me mail at xhtml2@wiley.com. Wiley Computer Publishing will forward the message on to me. I get a lot of mail, and thus cannot promise to answer everybody -- but I will do my best.