Good in Every Aspect

There are three things that are really good about this book: 1) it really opens your eyes to the fact that the web page designer/developer has absolutely no final control over the page layout, presentation or behavior, 2) it presents a good feel for the range of things you can do with JavaScript to alter a web page or bend it to your will, and 3) the source code, which is printed for each hack, provides some of the best study material in coding style, best practices, etc.

Highly recommended for intermediate to advanced JavaScripters. Heck, it's probably even good for beginners, since this type of stuff might get someone really interested in programming by sticking their toe in the water.

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