This comment is exactly my experience, I feel like as if I had wrote it myself.
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This advice is absolutely gold.
Care to elaborate? At least a slight mention of why.
Exactly.
I'm amazed on how Intel's stock price still keeps going UP, despite all these problems... just WOW.
I was ready to order the first book until I realized the second version is not available on the Kindle format, which really sucks. Digging deeper, I've found this on the change notes:
"Please note that the Kindle version will not be updated at this time. I get very little interest in the Kindle version and at this time will no longer pursue that format. If I get enough interest from you readers about the Kindle version, I may decide to update that format then."
That's a real bummer, I don't feel like paying the international shipping fees and hassles... this really demotivated me from the buy.
Ultimately what matters is the user experience, not your development experience.
Is there something similar but for Python?