October 29, 2008 – 10:42 am
From Mark Bernstein’s entry on Practical Prototype and script.aculo.us:
When chemists consult a volume about professional chemical technique, or when surgeons reach for the latest update on neuroanatomy, they can usually find a book that isn’t couched in terms of silly examples and jokes. So can poets, mathematicians, and geologists. For some reason, though, [...]
January 19, 2006 – 11:21 am
Radio silence around here again. Been quite busy since Christmas, long hours at work and long hours at home. But, somehow, I’ve still managed to plow a decent path through the pile of books left for me under the tree.
So, I figure this might be a good time to mention them:
Burn, [...]
October 25, 2005 – 12:05 pm
You know, I just realized that I haven’t stepped foot in a public library since I graduated college.
You know what else I realized? Our local library has a great card catalog online, in which I’ve found everything I tried looking for. It even seems to have a queue / wishlist feature! [...]
October 8, 2005 – 1:21 pm
Flicking through the book, it does give the impression of being full of code. I hope that doesn’t scare off any potential buyers.
Source: DOM Scripting: The book has landed
This is one thing I’d worried about with my book, but on the other hand I always wanted to write for The Transactor. And what I [...]
September 13, 2005 – 7:45 pm
If you’ve been following along with me these past months, you might’ve gotten the gist that I’ve been working on a book. Well, lookee what landed on my doorstep late Friday afternoon–my author copies!
This package was actually supposed to have been delivered on Thursday. But, much to my consternation, I wasn’t present to [...]
