Linked by Jeff Boes on Wed 21st Feb 2007 04:32 UTC
The Book of JavaScript (2nd edition) by "thau!" (Dave Thau, according to the book's companion website) is a new and comprehensive introduction to the JavaScript language presented in an entertaining, practical format. I was provided a review copy by the publisher, No Starch Press. I have significant practical experience with JavaScript, so I do not consider myself in the target audience for this book; however, I still found much of it useful so it will remain as a valuable reference on my bookshelf.
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2006-07-14
Well I wasn't aware that `the last great book about you favourite programming language' was part of the editorial line. Thank you for the clarification.
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And I really thank you for giving this insight on technology but I can't remember having read such a review with a direct link to buy the feature.
Edited 2007-02-21 16:34