Must have books ?

[s2kinteg916]

What books do u guys recommend that is webmaster related

[davesplace1]

Well it's not a webmaster book but How to Retire Happy, Wild and Free is a great book for us part time webmasters :)

[incka]

LOL, books have never really helped me in the field of webmasterism except the first one I read, which was How To Make Your Own Website. Most stuff I know was picked up from examples I found online.

[moonshield]

well, i like books on CSS, like CCS By Example...

But since I dont like to code my sites by hand...

[Cutter]

There are plenty of books that will help you with the technical side of things, but not how to make money.

[James]

I find that buying paper isn't very effective, and it's better to simply work from what you read in forums and websites because that's often the most up-to-date and best advice you can get.

[The New Guy]

If you want to be like Incka, you better memorize The Prince and The Art of War.

[moonshield]

i will indeed read these books.

[moonshield]

any other books on waging war?

[ozgression]

I've read The Art of War. A good read :)

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[incka]

If you want to be like Incka, you better memorize The Prince and The Art of War.


Never read either, well I read a chapter of the art of war from Chris' site, but that's not much...

[The New Guy]

You should read it then, you might enjoy it.

[incka]

I probably would, but I have a pile of book's I'm slowly getting through... If the library have it on audiobook it would be helpful as I can listen to it while working on the computer...

[moonshield]

I am now obsessed with the Sweedish band ...In Flames.... It really helps me get my work done. The discs I currently am listening to are Whoracle, Colony, and Clayman.

[r2d2]

Back to the topic briefly, I always tend to use articles from websites, or stuff from forums to learn. Books I find, tend to be out of date, slow to teach, and a little out of touch with 'real-life' on the web.

[moonshield]

r2d2... indeed, the Internet is best way to learn webmastering technique. This site is a good example. I learned a good deal from this very site.

[Cutter]

I am now obsessed with the Sweedish band ...In Flames.... It really helps me get my work done. The discs I currently am listening to are Whoracle, Colony, and Clayman.

Try some Darkthrone.

On topic, no book can beat a website or message board. By the time the books printed its out of date. I used to laugh at the outdated computer manuals at my local library -- and this was in the mid 90s. On the other hand, for learning the basics they are the best place to start.