A promising resource! I purchased the digital copy to support the author. Being a beta, there are some rough edges that really only need an editor's eye, but those usually only amount to having to slow down and read a bit more carefully.
One thing worth noting is that those who are already familiar with the basics of Core Animation could probably skip the first 24 pages or so and get right into the meat of things for which there's little documentation or are few examples. Overall, I've been pleased with the Agile Development with Rails (my first eBook purchase) and after only the first thirty pages or so, it looks like my second purchase (surprisingly from the same publisher) will also be well worth the money.
by J Nozzi — Feb 04
One thing worth noting is that those who are already familiar with the basics of Core Animation could probably skip the first 24 pages or so and get right into the meat of things for which there's little documentation or are few examples. Overall, I've been pleased with the Agile Development with Rails (my first eBook purchase) and after only the first thirty pages or so, it looks like my second purchase (surprisingly from the same publisher) will also be well worth the money.
Bravo, guys! Keep up the good work!