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Reviews of Two New Books from O'Reilly about HTML and JavaScript

By , 19 Oct 2010
 

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I got two new books from O’Reilly about HTML 5 and JavaScript (ECMAScript 5): "Mark Pilgrim - HTML 5: Up and Running" and "Shelley Powers – JavaScript Cookbook".
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