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The Art & Science of JavaScript. The JavaScript book I contributed to is now shipping! My chapter describes how to build a Flickr / Google Maps mashup entirely using client-side code (via JSON-P).

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5 comments

  1. Why does amazon put TM everywhere there should be an apostrophe in the description? Did you guys trademark, we and you? :)

    Seth - 13th January 2008 22:42 - #

  2. Congratulations on the book! :-)

    Ara Pehlivanian - 15th January 2008 02:40 - #

  3. I see that Simon is also "the co-creator of the Django framework for JavaScript". He's been keeping that under wraps.

    dmc - 16th January 2008 17:10 - #

  4. Oops! I hope that mistake isn't repeated on the back of the book...

    Simon Willison - 16th January 2008 21:27 - #

  5. I(tm)ll ditto Ara...congratulations on the book ;)

    Michael Mahemoff - 23rd January 2008 00:31 - #

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