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13 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Why nobody rate this nice book ?,
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This review is from: Jabber Developer's Handbook (Paperback)
Last year when I tried to look for jabber book, I picked up DJ Adams's "Programming Jabber" because it got so many good reviews at amazon. But I've found that book rather confusing. I'm still confused with many topic, especially in how jabberd internal components interact. Well, I'm not native English speaker, so the fault could be on my side rather than the book. However, this "Jabber Developer's Handbook" actually clearify many questions I've in mind through the use of many useful charts and diagrams. I've not finished reading it completely, but skimming through the pages, I think the book was organized very well, better than Programming Jabber. Plus, while not useful to me for now, the book does include some interesting material on using jabber with other technologies like xml-rpc, soap, and jxta.
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Jabber Developer's Handbook by Dana Moore (Paperback - July 18, 2003)
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