Am 04.05.2008 um 10:28 schrieb Michael Kay:
In production terms, the publishers seem to have done an excellent
job. XSLT
and XPath are now back in one book, and although this is now over 1300
pages, the paper quality and binding are much better than the 3rd
edition,
and the book is no thicker or heavier than the 900-page XSLT volume
of the
3rd edition. I know that many readers give the book heavy use and
complain
about it falling apart;
Those are good news. I saw myself returning to the 2nd edition many
times, because it was so hard to find your way in the 3rd edition
without running headers. Maybe the poor production of the 3rd edition
made my move to XSLT 2.0 slower than necessary. So I hope to no
longer worry about the loose pages of my 2nd edition.
- Michael Müller-Hillebrand
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