Tuesday, July 08, 2008
Donna L. Baker
Published by: Adobe on February 2007
Generally I don't like these books that go out of date very quickly. New versions of Acrobat make this book soon redundant. However, it does cover most aspects of using Acrobat. Javascript is only briefly mentioned.
Friday, July 16, 2004
Olav Martin Kvern, David Blatner
Published by: Peachpit Press on June 2004
You need this book if you need to use InDesign in depth. The only problem wiht this kind of book is that the software moves on.
Thursday, January 05, 2006
Paul Bausch
Published by: O'Reilly Media, Inc. on August 2003
Amazon give access to their API for free. All you need are the programming skills to be able to use it. This book will give you loads of ideas for how to integrate your own web site with the rich seam of information lurking within Amazon’s data.
Thursday, June 22, 2006
David Kline, Dan Burstein
Published by: CDS Books on September 2005
This is a book about the politics of blogging. How blogs are changing the landscape (virtual anyway) of the corporate world. Good, if you are involved with marketing.
Wednesday, March 01, 2006
Joe Clark
Published by: New Riders on October 2002
This is a ‘must have’ book. Joe Clark has become the known expert on this subject. I guess the real problem with this kind of work is that it makes very interesting reading but - can a person absorb all that knowledge without immediately putting the ideas in to practise?
You will read the book through with interest (very nicely written) but you will then need to refer back to it as you work on your web sites. Don’t borrow it - buy it!
I like to visit bookshops. I like the feel of books. I like to read.
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