[Baypiggies] Book Suggestions?
Sean Perry
shaleh at speakeasy.net
Tue Jun 30 21:36:46 CEST 2009
Get a Python book maybe "Text Processing in Python". The Django docs and
community are really good and moving pretty fast so any book would just be out of
date too soon.
Or, if you don't have a book on regular expressions, "Mastering Regular
Expressions" while not specifically Python is just a great reference to have on
hand. The problem with regexes is that they are nice, succinct and powerful so
people try to use them for everything. But once you learn to use them where they
are appropriate they are a truly valuable addition to the toolbox.
On Tue Jun 30 12:27 , Stephen Cattaneo sent:
>Hi all,
>
>I have a $50 gift certificate to amazon burning a hole in my pocket.
>I'd like to pick up either a newb/intermediate Django book or an
>intermediate/advanced general Python book.
>
>Any suggestions?
>
>(I currently own a single Python book: "Python in a Nutshell.")
>
>
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