Brackets (successor of Edge Code, and should be called Adobe Brackets) is a cool, lightweight, powerful, free and open-source/cross-platform web front end developing IDE for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. It's created and maintained by Adobe Systems, written in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and focuses on modern web design/development.

As of this writing, I guess Mastering jQuery may be the latest tutorial about jQuery, when finishing you will be able to maximize your skills on jQuery library's core features. Moreover, you will even get the ability to explore more practical, interesting ways of using jQuery library by yourself, so as to apply them to real website applications.

Learning jQuery - Fourth Edition was written by the jQuery API website maintainers personally. Since the first edition in 2008, its has been reprinted as many as 14 times, so as to be the endsville classic of jQuery! As the latest upgrade edition of jQuery classic technology series tutorials, this book covers the jQuery 1.10.x and jQuery 2.0.x.

As a matter of fact, CSS3: Visual QuickStart Guide has two successors at least so far: its 6th Edition and another new series of HTML5 & CSS3 Visual Quickstart Guide. But to a certain extent this Edition gives more thorough and comprehensive explanations of CSS3.

As part of the Web standards, CSS has become the indispensable key element in modern Web design. It just looks like simple, but the real master of CSS is not easy at all. When using CSS to design websites you will encounter all sorts of bugs and inconsistent problems, and the solutions are always multifarious, which makes designers feel confused and don't know where to start.