JavaScript, DOM scripting, Ajax, win stuff
I’ve posted several reviews of JavaScript-related books here lately. Chris Heilmann’s Beginning JavaScript with DOM Scripting and AJAX isn’t one of them. The reason is very simple: I haven’t read it. I don’t even have a copy. Yet.
For anyone else who is in the unfortunate position of not owning a copy of the book, a competition that Chris has arranged may be of interest. You can win some nice goodies, including a copy of the book, by either
- coming up with a better title and taking a photo of the book with your new title covering the old one
- taking a photo of you presenting the book in a sexy way
Hmm. Both of those require you to already have access to the book. I guess you can go to a book store and take your photo. Be careful if you decide to do the sexy thing though ;-).
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Hi Roger,
I think you mean "unfortunate position of not owning a copy of the book". :)
Oops! Yes, that is what I mean ;-). Thanks.
And that, kids, is all you really need to know.
So let's see...to win a copy of the book, I have to take a picture of me with the book. Yes. That makes sense.
Or you could spend 15 mins with Photoshop :)
Actually, to win a copy of the book or a voucher of ANY of Apress' ebooks. Always read the fine print. Furthermore, there is a thing called bookstores. I know, scary stuff that real world.
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