JavaScript used to be just a scripting language running in the browser's sandbox environment. Since the release of Node.js in 2009, JavaScript has show extraordinary talents on the server side, the Internet of Things, mobile native application development, and even desktop application development. In the past, to develop desktop applications, we need to learn the exclusive programming languages and development frameworks for different platforms, which not only costs a lot, but also takes a lot of time to make a desktop application that supports and is compatible with multiple OS platforms, and basically needs to be implemented by different teams for different platforms.

The Art of War (AKA: 孫子兵法) is the existing earliest military book (a book on the art of war) in China, also the earliest military work in the world. It was written by Sun Tzu (Sun Wu, 孫武) in the 5th century BC (has more than 2500 years of history), whose time is earlier than Carl von Clausewitz's On War about 2300 years, and is known as the "sacred book of war" and "the first ancient book on war". It is the concentrated embodiment of the essence of Chinese ancient military thought, and played an extremely important guiding role in Chinese ancient military art and war practice.

As we know, the production process of software is: analysis, design, programming, testing, and deployment. In the past, the analysis and design of software were separated. As a result, the results of software requirement analysis cannot be directly designed and programmed, while the code that can be programmed and run distorts the requirements, causing customers to find that many functions are not what they want only after running the software, and the software cannot quickly follow the changes of requirements.

There are two classic books in the Domain-Driven Design (DDD) field, they are Eric Evans's Domain-Driven Design and Jimmy Nilsson's Applying Domain-Driven Design and Patterns. The latter is also regarded as a practical exercise for the essence of Domain-Driven Design and Martin Fowler's Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture. In short, it is a must-read book for .NET developers that takes readers on a practical, erudite journey into the world of domain-driven design.

CSS in Depth is a complete and clear guide, a CSS bible to keep up with the times, which will take you from novice to expert in the CSS field. The purpose of this book is to give the reader an in-depth understanding of the CSS language and a quick understanding of the new developments and features of CSS. Not only does the book have a well-explained concept introduction, but it also has detailed step-by-step examples that will help you improve your Web development skills and inspire your design so as to become a true Web development superior.