« Programming while lying on my back (lumbar disc hernia) | Main | ScreenFlow : Finally a Mac screen capturing app that kicks ass »

Laszlo in Action hits the shelves

Posted by: Geert Bevin on 02/05/2008

After many months of editing and fine-tuning, Manning finally published Laszlo in Action, the first comprehensive guide towards OpenLaszlo besides the reference documentation.

I received a final copy through DHL yesterday. Norman Klein and Max Carlson really did a great job explaining the technology behind this vast RIA framework, and it has been a pleasure to review several chapters of the earlier drafts.

I'm sure this book will make it much easier for people to develop with OpenLaszlo as it clarifies some of the lesser known intricacies.

Geert Bevin's complete blog can be found at: http://rifers.org/blogs/gbevin

About Geert Bevin

Geert is a developer at Terracotta Inc., is the CEO and founder of Uwyn bvba/sprl and created the RIFE project which provides a full-stack Java Web application framework for quickly building maintainable applications. He started or contributed to open-source projects like Bla-bla List, OpenLaszlo, Drone, JavaPaste, Bamboo, Elephant, RelativeLayers, and Gentoo Linux. Geert is also an official Sun Java Champion.

More About Geert »