December 2008
Beginner
608 pages
19h 45m
English
Content preview from Creating a Web Site: The Missing Manual, 2nd Edition
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The Missing Credits
About the Author
Matthew MacDonald is an author and programmer extraordinaire. His books include Excel 2007: The Missing Manual, Access 2007: The Missing Manual, and over a dozen books about programming with the Microsoft .NET Framework. He’s also the author of Your Brain: The Missing Manual, a quirky exploration into the odd and wondrous world of your squishy gray matter. In a dimly remembered past life, he studied English literature and theoretical physics.
About the Creative Team
Peter McKie (editor) is an editor at Missing Manuals. Having developed several failed Web sites prior to editing this book, he now sees where he went wrong. He lives in New York City where he hikes, kayaks, and canoes in the Hudson Highlands. A fan of old buildings, he’s volunteered at Open House New York (www.ohny.org), a nonprofit that opens normally closed historic buildings to New Yorkers for free one weekend each year. Email:pmckie@gmail.com.
Nellie McKesson (production editor) lives in Jamaica Plain, Mass., and spends her spare time making t-shirts (mattsaundersbynellie.etsy.com) and playing music with her band Dr. & Mrs. Van Der Trampp (http://myspace.com/drmrsvandertrampp/). Email:nellie@oreilly.com.
Alison O’Byrne (copy editor) has been a professional freelance editor for over six years. She lives with her family in Dublin, Ireland. Email:alison@alhaus.com. Web site: www.alhaus.com ...
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