Dynamic HTML Web Magic

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Summary: Great coverage, awesome graphics
Review: This is a must-have for any dHTML developer. Even though the book is only 300 pages, it is the most descriptive dynamic html resource yet. If that doesn't convince you to buy the book already, go to www.htmlguru.com and see for yourself what the author, Jeff Rouyer is capable of. The disc included with the book has great images Jeff created on Adobe PhotoShop for you to use on your site. It also has JavaScript source code, and stylesheet files to view. From a 13 year old's perspective, 'Dynamic HTML web magic' rocks!

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Summary: A definite NOT!
Review: This is a really poor example of a DHTML resource. Once you oooo and aaaah at the examples, the book is relatively worthless. The author cut and paste the same information about the same JavaScript over and over into every chapter. Save your money.

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Summary: Get ready for the next mellenium
Review: Working for a Broadband company, I found this book to be extremely useful for the kind of sites that I am making. It not only shows the potentials of design and interactivity but paves the way for content in the coming years.