> Let’s face it, programming books suck. While I agree that there are a lot of bad books out there, I don't agree that programming books suck in general. I ver

> Let’s face it, programming books suck. While I agree that there are a lot of bad books out there, I don't agree that programming books suck in general. I very much prefer a well structured book over one of those chaotic tutorials that leave me with more questions than answers. Especially for languages where the "why" matters a lot more than the "how". > It’s a lot like the way you may have already been doing it, just with more learning. Maybe that's the reason why I disagree. Indeed, they way I read a book is by putting its content into practice.