Programming Resources #2 More Free Books

More Free Books

Programming Resources #2





The more you read the more you know.  Personally I love to read and I find reading about a subject thru numerous Resources and Perspectives to be quite helpful.  So here are more Free Programming Books for you to enjoy.

Today's Featured site is onlineprogrammingbooks.com




Online Programming Books offers Legal Ebooks for you to download. With over 160 pages of free books with descriptions this site is sure to have helpful information for your new or continued Programming passion.

Subjects include HTML5, Java, Javascript, Python, C++, PHP and countless other languages, libraries and more...




Click here to visit www.onlineprogrammingbooks.com



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