Reviews
On Nov 24 Alexey Smirnov wrote:
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Rating:
4.0
On Jul 13 Chris Harback wrote:
Mr. Sarrion's writing is concise, sober, and friendly, but never familiar. He doesn't dig into years of Javascript history, because it doesn't matter. He does, however, discuss just about every conceivable angle of the book's subject, to the point that I found myself wondering why O'Reilly didn't offer this book as part of its "Cookbook" line. Maybe it was the methodical method of the author's writing, which focuses on building on the previously discussed topic rather than flipping to a recipe for a specific issue to find a quick fix. Ultimately the format is good; by the end of the book, the reader will have a comprehensive understanding of the subject. Full Review >
Rating:
4.0
On May 11 Ozgur Ozan Cakmak wrote:
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Rating:
4.0
On May 6 Doron Katz wrote:
I don't have any specific complaints about the book, I find it to serve it's purpose quite well, and collectively with other javascript books from O'Reilly, I find it to fit it's piece in the process quite well. I am pleasantly surprised, not blow-away but sufficiently happy with the book, and would recommend you skim a copy of it in your library or bookshop, to see if its structure suits you. Full Review >
Rating:
4.0
On Apr 17 Fabio Alessandro Locati wrote: jQuery UI by Eric Sarrion (O’Reilly Media)
jQuery has very interested me in the last period. I think that it is the best JavaScript library for me. jQuery UI is a set of functions that allow you to improve the graphics and the functionality of your websites with very few lines of code. Full Review >
Rating:
4.0
On Apr 9 Rob Friesel wrote: for the jQuery UI novice (not for the hardened JS professional)
Eric Sarrion’s jQuery UI (published by O’Reilly) is a beginner-to-intermediate level overview of the jQuery UI library and its widgets. If you are a JavaScript novice, or else are new to jQuery or its UI library, then Sarrion’s book is good for getting up and running fast. Full Review >
Rating:
3.0
