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Book Review: R Cookbook

The R Cookbook is written by Paul Teetor, a developer with degrees in statistics and computer science, specializing in finance. The programming language R is a specialized language designed for deep...

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Book Review: Envisioning Information, by Edward Tufte

When I purchased Envisioning Information, I expected it to merely discuss the nuances of communication through graphs and infographic-style pictography. Rather, the author is an artist, and describes...

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“Learning ExtJS 4″ Review

“Learning ExtJS 4” is a good, practical introduction to ExtJS for beginner ExtJS developers who haven’t used the library, or who have used prior Ext versions. In a couple spots I found myself wishing...

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Book Review: Sea Monsters on Medieval and Renaissance Maps

Sea Monsters on Medieval and Renaissance Maps is exactly what you’d expect: an art book full of images of sea monsters from old medieval maps. Rather than being a history of all images of sea monsters,...

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Book Review: The Joy of Clojure

I picked up The Joy of Clojure: Thinking the Clojure Way, to help me understand Clojure code, after discovering a couple experimental data manipulation projects that use Clojure. I’ve also seen one of...

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Book Review: Secrets of the Javascript Ninja

“Secrets of the Javascript Ninja,” is a relatively new Javascript book (2013), written by developers with deep browser programming experience, John Resig and Bear Bibeault, It covers lessons learned...

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