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One of the best children's books I've ever read. The most-requested childrens book on every boat I know.
O'Reilly. Good "Dipper"
Malcolm's book, but I think the whole office has borrowed it at some stage. Decent hardback.
Absolutely a godsend. I bought this and Lisa borrowed it about a year ago. I'm still waiting for her to let me have it back.
The author has a good sense of humour for a change. I learnt everything I know from the second edition of this book. But I must admit this update is well worth the money. Funny, I lent this to Lisa (again) and she's not let me have it back yet. I can see a pattern developing here..
I like the factual part of the book, but the examples make me grate my teeth. If I want fiction I'll read fiction. If I want to know how well three people enjoyed dinner then I'd like to have had the option of attending. A good summary, provided you can cope with the childish examples.
Much better. Good examples. Useful examples. Covers pretty much all you need to know. It's not a Java tutorial. You can get loads of those, but I found it helped the project we were doing and gave some good ideas on how to make it sexier than we thought we could. If that makes sense to you.
The usual O'Reilly summary-of-everything-you-need-to-know. Pretty much invaluable no matter how good your IDE is.
There's about six copies of this spread among about ten contractors at our office. Should say enough.
Um. Greg's up to Day 14 and he's had the book a month now. Anyone know of ANYONE who actually did one of these books in 21 days? The hardback has a bonus week in JDBC. Woopie.
(I think) the most useful of the Javascript guides I've borrowed recently
More O'Reilly brilliance.
Not much I can say about that.
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