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Notebooks Aren't...
Lectures
We don't let just anyone write a
developer's notebookyou've
got to be a bona fide programmer, and preferably one who stays up a
little too late coding. While full-time writers, academics, and
theorists are great in some areas, these books are about programming
in the trenches, and are filled with instruction, not lecture.
Filled with conceptual drawings and class hierarchies
This isn't a nutshell (there, we said it). You
won't find 100-page indices with every method
listed, and you won't see full-page UML diagrams
with methods, inheritance trees, and flow charts. What you will find
is page after page of source code. Are you starting to sense a
recurring theme?
Long on explanation, light on application
It seems that many programming books these days have three, four, or
more chapters before you even see any working code.
I'm not sure who has authors convinced that
it's good to keep a reader waiting this long, but
it's not anybody working on
this series. We believe that if
you're not coding within ten pages,
something's wrong. These books are also chock-full
of practical application, taking you from an example in a book to
putting things to work on your job, as quickly as possible.
