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Re: *That* book
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Re: *That* book


  • Subject: Re: *That* book
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Thu, 13 Sep 2001 22:14:59 +1000

Ok, I'll bite too.

I think the content is fine for the topic/title. I think that the material covered is just about right for someone who has maybe done a couple of the Cocoa tutorials, a fair amount of OOP, but knows nothing of Cocoa itself. (like me :-) )

My main objection to it is that it reads like an Apple book, not an O'Reilly one. I don't feel the sense of security a solidity that I usually feel when reading an O'Reilly book. It feels washed over an not willing to explain and burrow. It reads like what almost a third of it is... A collection of Apple tutorials.

I hope that this trend does not continue throughout the O'Reilly / Apple relationship, otherwise the Mac community will truly be missing out on the chance of some of the most solid and well written books in the IT world.


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