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Softriva .com	Thursday 22 June 2006 2:30:37 pm When was "Exponential Basics" book published? http://ez.no/products/books/ez_publish_basics Will this book be still helpful and valid. I mean isn't it outdated? http://ez.no/products/books/learning_ez_publish_3 Any comments about both books?
Samuel Sauder	Friday 23 June 2006 7:38:43 am for #2 see http://www.sitepoint.com/article/review-learning-ez-publish-3 It is a little outdated (pub 2004), but the publisher promises to keep up to date. So I'm not sure what version you would get if you purchase now. It does though have some very good information that is not in the online documentation.
Björn X	Friday 23 June 2006 12:13:26 pm The Exponential basic book looks well done like the "Learning eZ" book. I currently can`t recommend the second book anymore. Cause it is like half outdated. Certain are no longer valid or best practise. The basic book really targets beginners. Though it is very a like to the http://ez.no/doc. Meaning they reuse a lot of stuff.

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Softriva .com

Thursday 22 June 2006 2:30:37 pm

When was "Exponential Basics" book published?

http://ez.no/products/books/ez_publish_basics

Will this book be still helpful and valid. I mean isn't it outdated?

http://ez.no/products/books/learning_ez_publish_3

Any comments about both books?

Samuel Sauder

Friday 23 June 2006 7:38:43 am

for #2 see http://www.sitepoint.com/article/review-learning-ez-publish-3

It is a little outdated (pub 2004), but the publisher promises to keep up to date. So I'm not sure what version you would get if you purchase now.

It does though have some very good information that is not in the online documentation.

Björn X

Friday 23 June 2006 12:13:26 pm

The Exponential basic book looks well done like the "Learning eZ" book.

I currently can`t recommend the second book anymore. Cause it is like half outdated. Certain are no longer valid or best practise. The basic book really targets beginners. Though it is very a like to the http://ez.no/doc. Meaning they reuse a lot of stuff.