I am within a month or so of completing the third edition of my book. This book will always be available as a free PDF from my web site and as an instant-print book.
I would very much appreciate technical feedback on the manuscript which can be downloaded from my open content page: www.markwatson.com/opencontent/
A direct download link is: www.markwatson.com/opencontent/JavaAI3rd.pdf
Thanks in advance!
Mark: Thanks for writing this, and for making it freely available. What’s your preferred way of receiving feedback?
hi there,
what are the pre-requisites of someone who would be qaualified to review this ?
If some wrote some rules using Jess, would that suffice ?
Can you edit your post to say what the reviewers need to know /have done ? That way, more people are likely to try reviewing.
thank you,
BR,
~A
Hello Anjan,
I don’t really have any firm prerequisites. I am hoping that people will give me a heads up when:
1. something is difficult to understand and needs re-work
2. less than optimal coding
3. general suggestions
Several years ago I wrote a beginner’s Lisp web book and the Lisp community was a great help in improving that work.
Hello David,
Please email sugestions to: markw “at” markwatson “dot” com
Thanks,
Mark
Now you can have the cake and eat it at the same time…
Using Clojure (a Lisp for JVM) you can have all facilities provided by Java and use a Lisp language.
I’ve made it through the table of contents which looks very impressive but the source code is not available from http://markwatson.com/opencontent/javaai_3rd_code.zip as stated in section 1.5.