+ Made my own flash within 2 hours. + Great book for beginner.
Flash is a complex program with innumerable functions. Phillip Kerman breaks the program down into bite-size chunks and leads you through each one step by step. His explanations are concise and easy to understand and always followed immediately by practical exercises so that right from the outset ...
+ This is how technical books should be, a reall page turner + seriously, this is the best technical textbook I've ever read + Great book, wish it was Rails 2.0 + I recommend it
+ A Self Contained, Extensive Introduction to JSP, Tomcat, Servlets and Related
"Beginning JSP 2?" Yeah, right. Try: "Beginning JSP 2, HTML, JDBC, Java, JSTL, XML, XSLT, XML DTDs, XML Schemas, Servlets, Filters, with some MVC (Model 2) and Struts thrown in for Good Measure." While my recommended title may be a bit too long to be practical as a book title, it would better ...
+ This is how a tech book should be written. + Complete reference JSF book review
The book goes over all the stuff in JSF and explains in a very clear language exactly whats happening under the hood of JSF. I have also some other JSF books and this is by far the best.
+ Great Rails Beginners Guide!! + Good place to start working with Rails
I am tired of books that present a giant, extended tutorial, revealing bits and pieces while continually dragging you deeper into a dense forest of detail, leaving you, machete in hand, to try and find your way to enlightenment.
Unlike those, this book actually teaches -- it provides small ...
+ Great Flex 2 Programming Book + Solid intro to Flex 2
Reading the reviews for this book made me nervous about picking it up in the first place, but I'm glad I did. I'm primarily a J2EE developer wanting to get his feet wet in the world of Flex2 RIAs, and the authors seem to have written this just for someone like me. And in that respect, the topics ...
I have been going through a lot of javascript books to find that all of them want to teach you the trivial things javascript can do. Not only are the examples trivial, they teach the reader horrible habits. This book doesn't have any "Hello World" examples. It gets into what javascript SHOULD be ...
+ Extremely Comprehensive for Beginner Through Intermediate + Good intro to Ajax principles and architecture
i am very interested in AJAX learn and this book is essential for any person that work in the web, how web developer, web desginer and others. you can learn the structure and the metodology about AJAX and JavaScript too. It is great and interesting
+ The best intro to JavaScript for designers + If you want to learn JavaScript the right way, start with this book. + DOM Scripting: Web Design with JavaScript and the Document Object Model
This is an excellent book on C#. I use it as a reference all the time for my ASP.NET dev. It's almost as big as the Learning C# book by the same author.
+ A bit dated but gets right to the point with a useful example.
This is a great book, and I recommend you consider it, but for a couple reasons you might not want to buy it.
First, it's a great *short* overview of the process of developing Ruby on Rails apps. I found that I understand all the things I've read elsewhere but it's sometimes hard to put it ...
Easiest Way I Know To Get On Track Learning Ruby On Rails
+ Make sure you buy Simply Rails 2 Instead + Perhaps getting a little long in the tooth now...
I do not have the time, inclination, or capabilities to match the quality and detail of the reviews that already sing the praises of this book, though I know more people find longer reviews useful than short ones. But, I wanted to
a) add my praise for this really well-written book, that makes ...
+ Precious info + Finally, Deployment makes sense.
This is a superb book, the best compact writeups i've seen on setting up Apache load balancing and proxies, nginx, mongrel, SVN server and repos, DNS, MySql caching, capistrano, rake, profiling apps (and there's a lot of blogs, books on these subjects. Entire mailing lists, in fact). Compact ...
Java's web technology has always been my fascination. This book opened up a whole new perspective on Java and JSP for me.
The book that I truly started learning JSP with is "More Servlets and Java Server Pages" by Marty Hall. That book breaks down piece by piece how it all works. It's a really ...
I've been learning JavaScript off and on, with some success, for three months. In doing so, I've skimmed about a half-dozen books and tried the following three, so far, "graded" below:
Learning JavaScript (Powers B-)
VQS JavaScript and Ajax (Negrino & Smith C+)
O'Reilly JavaScript Pocket ...
This is a great book for getting started with ASP.Net. Every chapter is filled with codes to try along with the CD to help you out. Does not cover everything but that would be impossible in one book.
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