:-)
For what its worth, the next edition of the book will have more focus on
prototypal inheritance and somewhat less emphasis on classical
inheritance patterns. And also a chapter on jQuery.
David
Michael Geary wrote:
> Well! Maybe you *should* read a good book on JavaScript before you go making
> careless posts again.
>
> All we know about here is jQuery, but the guys on comp.lang.javascript said
> there's only one good JavaScript book.
>
> Definitive something or other. It shouldn't be too hard to track down.
>
> I hear it's pretty good, maybe you could learn something from it!
>
> -Mike
>
>> From: David Flanagan
>>
>> My carelessness, however, is not sufficient reason for you to
>> accuse me of posting without reading or thinking. This is a
>> -dev level mailing list. You must assume that all posters
>> here are well-read and thoughtful. Otherwise you sound paternalistic!
>
>
> >
>
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