programming languages (etc) "web popularity" fun
Peter Otten
__peter__ at web.de
Mon Nov 3 12:50:35 EST 2003
Alex Martelli wrote:
>> The point is, "the Python one" does refer to "Python in a Nutshell".
>> Are there any Nutshell books that came out after March 2003?
>
> Sure (e.g. Windows Server 2003 in a Nutshell in September; C# in
> a Nutshell 2nd edition in August; C++ in a Nutshell in May; and
> others, too, I'm sure). O'Reilly is relentless...:-).
>
>
> Alex
Second editions don't count, as you cannot reliably discriminate the
references, and older references tend to stay on the web. So C# has a
headstart of one year, Java 7 years, Perl 5 years, C++ came out roughly a
the same time as PiaN...
Hey, that was a cunning trick to make me assert how good your book does,
reference-wise :-)
Peter
PS: I bought it a month ago, and I like it
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