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Programming Flex 2.0 on Amazon
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Programming Flex 2.0 is white hot at Amazon. In the Computers & Internet > Programming Category it is in 3rd Place behind Lightroom and my favorite usability book "Don't Make me thing!". Chafic and Joey deserve a ton of credit for this book, it is awesome. Here is a screenshot.
Interesting Adobe has 3 books in the top 5. Hmmmmm....
Cheers,
ted :)
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Since the top item on the list has nothing to do with Programming, I would not consider the list to be very accurate. Why are graphics applications in the programming section? Yes, programmers usually use some graphics suite, but why would you want to see books about Photoshop when you are looking for language references? Just an observation...