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Tom Potts wrote: > Being a farmer I need something to read while this country washes slowly (?) > into the sea. > Being sad I thought I might order a copy of the new Potter book. > Being even sadder I can avoid postage if I order another few quids worth of > books. > Any suggestions for books that take you from a-z (I've got a proper degree and > have programmed for 2**5 years but like to be spoon fed the basics [of that > particular subject] before taking over the world <evil laughter off>..) > on: > Eclipse > Perl > PHP > Ruby on Rails > Mysql (in clustering) > Something on Linux clustering... > > And on an equally sad note does anyone have a vhs copy of the last dr who > episode (or better still ogg!) > Tom te tom te tom > > > *Agile Web Development with Rails 2Rev Ed edition* *(Pragmatic Programmers)* is pretty straight forward as is *Beginning Rails: From Novice to Professional (Beginning: From Novice to Professional)* and *Beginning Ruby on Rails E-commerce: From Novice to Professional (Rails) (both Apress) *I have all of the RoR books available on Amazon- pretty much all the one published I think (well at least up until the beginning of July) and these 3 are fine by me but then it's all down to what works for you. Dave -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG http://mailman.dclug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: http://www.dcglug.org.uk/linux_adm/list-faq.html