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This review is based on an MEAP version of the book, which means that it is a work in progress and not all of the chapters are available yet. So, my remarks might not be relevant to the final version. Even though the entire book is not available yet, the chapters that are out are good and offer practical and useful information for those who are willing to learn clojure and understand 'the clojure way'.

photo via 350.org Big props to David Letterman for bringing on Bill McKibben earlier this week to talk to Letterman's 4 million nightly viewers about global climate change and Bill's 350.org project. 350.org has a savvy campaign to get the White House to put solar panels back on the roof after Ronald Reagen had them taken off in the 80s. Dave asked some sharp questions about nuclear power and political inaction, and Bill, as always, was ready with sharper answers that added some hope to the fight for an energy revolution. ...Read the full story on TreeHugger

The bottom line: If you are going to get only one book on HTML5 this would be at the head of the list. Further, if you want to better understand current and historical HTML, this book is a big help with its clear explanations. The book will help you understand the older standards, compatibility issues, and solutions. Mark writes very clearly and this book is a pleasure to read, which is not true of many tech books.

This book provides a comfortable way to learn quickly how to work with Firebug with many important languages like HTML, DOM, JavaScript, CSS and Ajax. Through steps instructions and not overwhelming heavy theory. The content offers a good basis for beginners with Firebug.

This book provides a comfortable way to learn quickly how to work with Firebug with many important languages like HTML, DOM, JavaScript, CSS and Ajax. Through steps instructions and not overwhelming heavy theory. The content offers a good basis for beginners with Firebug.

Magnetic Island house exterior Photo: Robin Gauld for Sanctuary magazine issue 12 When it came time for our architecture writer, Lloyd, to select the Best Shelter Magazine for TreeHugger's 2010 Best of Green Awards in Design and Architecture he quickly made his choice: Sanctuary Magazine, from Australia's Alternative Technology Association (ATA). Indeed he gushed, "so mu...Read the full story on TreeHugger

My latest book on Git, Pragmatic Guide to Git goes on sale today! I’m really excited about this new book. It’s the culmination of a year’s worth of work on an entirely new format for Pragmatic Bookshelf.

Use The Index, Luke is a guide to database performance for developers. Unlike many other performance tuning resources, Use The Index, Luke avoids unnecessary details about database internals, but highlights the one topic that is most often neglected: proper indexing.