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> A copy of this book arrived in my snail-mail box this morning. It's
> by Krista Van Laan and Catherine Julian, at least one of whom is a
> list subscriber.
> Of course, I'm biased, because I have a quote in the book (so does
> John Posada). But I've thought for years that a book of this sort
> would be useful, so I wanted to mention it.
Well, I am also quoted in the book. Hope I don't bring down the quality of
people.
It is a very good book. I think the thing I like most about it is the attitude.
It doesn't assume that everything is a 900,000 page manual that must be done in
ZQML or some other esoteric markup language. Its very straightforward and
honest...and fun to read.
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