There are quite a few interesting books about to hit the shelves. Here are a few of my top picks.
Posted at June 1, 2005 10:50 AM
Ah nice. This’ll be a perfect way for me to learn some DOM. After Jeremy Keith’s “Elsewhere” showcase I think I’ll go for that book.
Not sure whether the first two books would be beneficial for myself though.
Thanks for that - I’d like to get them all but have pre-ordered Jeremys. Might try and get my employer to buy the rest for me. Have done enough css/ xhtml lately. I need to brush up on JavaScript and graphical design..
I bought Stuart’s DHTML book the day it came out and I am already using tips from it. Also, the DOM & Javascript Quick Reference Poster that comes with it is very handy.
I’ve had DHTML Utopia on order at Amazon for a month nearly now, I want it already! :-)
Cheers for the list, I’ll be looking into a few of those books.
Once again, you are a danger to my credit cards. Still, thanks for the heads-up on these books.
Will definitely have to get my hands on the two DHTML books, especially as JS has started to come back into fashion of late.
The second edition of the web usability book Don’t Make Me Think was also released on 31st May, if you don’t already have it.
I’m actually not a big webdev book fan, but man do I ever want JK’s book.
I’m looking forward to Dan’s book, as I’m sure it’ll be one of those “I can’t put it down!” sort of reads.
Hmm looks like i’m going to have to get some money out of my savings account :P
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Martin Smith said on June 1, 2005 1:06 PM
Bah! Torn between Stuart and Jeremy!! ;-)