[Sigia-l] [OT] Safari Bookshelf was:Ambient Findability (Info rmation Interaction)

[Gregg, Matt (ELS)]

Yes. I have an account with up to 10 books on my shelf (company paid) and
find it pretty useful. I'm not sure I'd pay for it myself though. 

I tend to use it for looking up code snip-its or how to do something
specific when I'm working on a prototype with html, javascript, css, etc.

I've also been reading or looking up things in Hot Text: Web writing that
works and Content Critical (Gerry McGovern). The site allows you to print
out sections to read as well so you don't have to read it all online. 

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>And, for those of you who don't like printed books, the content is
>available online via Safari

I allways wondered when would one use the safari bookshelf.
Does anybody use it within the company?

$19.99 per month seems not that attractive to me.

Jan



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