Silly editing mistakes and empty information.

Call me silly for expecting more from this. This book rollercoasters from the wildly vague overview to the distractingly specific detail and back again. The author shows promise in writing style but the editing needs some work. Typos and silly mistakes like the majority of the second half of the book's images appear taken from a Word document (or similar) while selected (border, drag handles overlayed) and LOTS of white space.

And how useful is 80 pages of printed source code? The CD is included, just save the trees and my shelf space please.

The author is a seemingly public figure (TV show appearances, etc) so I guess you can only expect so much.

If you're looking for meat on the topic, don't bother. If you want a basic overview in a weekend read, go for it.

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