| Nine books worth reading if you develop applications, and you have a penchant for Ruby on Rails. | ||
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| Ruby Cookbook (Cookbooks (O'Reilly))
by Lucas Carlson $31.49 Learn by doing -- hundreds of examples of how to solve common problems in Ruby. | Programming Ruby: The Pragmatic Programmers...
by Dave Thomas $23.91 The "Pickaxe" -- the standard guide to learning and using Ruby effectively. | Ruby for Rails: Ruby Techniques for Rails D...
by David Black $29.67 Like Ruby? Enjoy Rails? Lots of tips and techniques for getting the most out of Rails. |
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| Agile Web Development with Rails: A Pragmat...
by Dave Thomas The standard guide to developing web applications with Ruby on Rails, with a focus on Agile development practices. | Head Rush Ajax (Head First)
by Brett McLaughlin A great introduction to Ajax -- enjoyable and entertaining to read, with great examples. | JavaScript: The Definitive Guide
by David Flanagan $31.49 It's the rhino. He loves JavaScript. He will teach you many things. |
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| Rails Recipes (Pragmatic Programmers)
by Chad Fowler $21.75 Practical solutions for common issues -- a handy reference for any Rails developer. | Prioritizing Web Usability
by Jakob Nielsen $28.39 Backed with substantial research and experience, this is the guide to building usable and enjoyable websites. | E-Commerce User Experience
by Jakob Nielsen $158.00 What are web shoppers looking for, what are their habits, why do they click? This book has the answers. Highly recommended. |
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