On 2/12/10 2:50 PM, Iain Duncan wrote:
> Hey, that's great news about the book.
Thanks!
> Do you know if it will be
> available as an e-book at all? Not sure how long that publisher would
> take to get things out of country and all. It is also quite expensive,
> but having formerly worked in the
On 2/11/10 8:39 AM, Andrey Popp wrote:
> Can't sign up in repoze.bfg trac due to invisible captcha, so will
> report bug here for now.
>
> I am using repoze.bfg 1.2 and started with bfg_starter template. Then
> in configure.zcml I've changed traversal dispatching to URL mapping:
>
> name="
It depends on whether you plan to read the technical book front to
cover in one go or use it as a reference. E-book readers are not very
good for the latter, because it's painful to quickly "thumb through"
the pages of the book to find something. There's no match for a paper
book for that.
Carlos
Carlos de la Guardia wrote:
> It depends on whether you plan to read the technical book front to
> cover in one go or use it as a reference. E-book readers are not very
> good for the latter, because it's painful to quickly "thumb through"
> the pages of the book to find something. There's no match
On 2/13/10 12:30 PM, Martin Aspeli wrote:
> Carlos de la Guardia wrote:
>> It depends on whether you plan to read the technical book front to
>> cover in one go or use it as a reference. E-book readers are not very
>> good for the latter, because it's painful to quickly "thumb through"
>> the pages
Yeah, I guess it depends on how you read, then. I usually keep many
details in my memory of where things are in book is refer to a lot, so
I never use search. I prefer to quickly open the book near the page I
know has the information I want. Of course, I can see why many people
would never do this.
