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The title says it all....

Good paper for explaining what Node is, what it is that it does, what it is best at and so forth. A must read for anyone thinking whether or not they should invest time on learning it.

A free essay for the Kindle. Not sure how to review as I already am very familiar with HTML and it was free. I really think even wikipedia, ask.com, and other internet sites (even ones that tutor more advanced HTML programming) do a better job explaining generically to users not familiar with the concept. And looking to the right as I am writing a review -- goodreads doesn't do a bad job giving some html coding to jump into, LOL. I guess this is exactly what it purports to be. I don't think it's particularly satisfying either to the layman or to the more technical. Not for programmers or others wanting to actually code HTML; but, then again, that's what the "book" description says.

A (very quick) flyby of Node.js and a little thought about generalization as opposed to specialization.

Great 'Head First' format, nice overview of OOAD concepts and suggestions. Was a review of many concepts for me, but it did provide some new insights, too.½

The book concentrates on an introduction into the new language features coming with Java 5 (Tiger) available - not more, not less.