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Not really. A book is by definition 90+ pages long (probably a lot more). I will only want that much information if I'm completely new to the area. I have nev
by probably_wrong 10y ago
Not really.
A book is by definition 90+ pages long (probably a lot more). I will only want that much information if I'm completely new to the area.
I have never used Node.js nor React, but I did a fair amount of web design. A book will feel slow and repetitive.
Case in point: the last book I read was about Opencl. About a whole Chapter was dedicated to configuration parameters and C data types. I know that stuff has to be there in case the book is your only reference, but otherwise I can just check the Internet for that.
I know lots of people like technical books for pretty much the same reasons I don't, so keep that in mind too.