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What should I read after Mobile app development with HTML5?

BookOrb recommends 10 Apps in 10 Weeks (2015), Start Programming with Android (2013), Swift Fundamentals (2014), Photoshop for ELearning (2017), and Building Interactive Web Sites with XHTML, Flash, and PHP (2013).

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Who wrote Mobile app development with HTML5?

Mobile app development with HTML5 is by Mark Lassoff.