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Thanks, I really want to get serious with that language seeing all the praise from people around. I have began to do some small things with it and it feels like
by victork2 14y ago
Thanks, I really want to get serious with that language seeing all the praise from people around. I have began to do some small things with it and it feels like a great language ( I love the no makefile idea !)
My only regret is that this format makes it really hard to print in one motion. Could you provide a link for a PDF version?
The animal on the cover looks really hilarious too!
- trustfundbaby 14y agoyes, please provide a pdf version (free or paid, doesn't matter for me) ... oftentimes authors will make a kindle version of the book for sale on Amazon and forget to put out a pdf.
- aristus 14y agoI am an author (not of this book) and I very occasionally get an email asking for PDFs. Maybe one in a thousand sales are PDF. Since it doesn't come up that often I've never bothered with setting up a paid system; I just send them a link and ask nicely for a few bucks via PayPal. Where do most people go to buy PDFs? Is it really a large-enough market to worry about?
- elemeno 14y agoLulu? At least that's the only place I've specifically bought a PDF - then I found out that it's wrapped in some horrible Adobe DRM (if there are any ways to remove this, I'd love to know). I don't begrudge the money, I just wish I could read it in Preview.app rather than Adobe Digital Reader or what ever it's called - it doesn't scroll smoothly, only page wise which is a massive pain when there's lots of diagrams. Other than that, all the ebooks I've bought from individual storefronts, often from having seen them on HN, have come as a PDF/epub/mobi bundle to work on any device.
- donatzsky 14y agoInstall Calibre and then follow the instructions here: http://apprenticealf.wordpress.com/ http://apprenticealf.wordpress.com/ If it's not DRM protected, but rather a "secure" PDF, you'll need some other tools that can remove the owner password. About.com has a list here: http://pcsupport.about.com/od/toolsofthetrade/tp/pdf-password-remover.htm http://pcsupport.about.com/od/toolsofthetrade/tp/pdf-passwor...
- jwn 14y agoPlease don't password protect PDFs for books. It makes it a huge pain in the ass to actually read. I'd much rather you do what the Pragmatic Bookshelf does and just embed our name into the PDF.
- ConstantineXVI 14y agoAs far as I can tell, O'Reilly doesn't even do that. I've even strings(1)'d them and found nothing.
- Kaizyn 14y agoI grab PDF copies for all the technical books I buy from O'Reilly, PragProg, Manning Books, and Apress.
- gizzlon 14y agoDon't know, but I find it a great way to read on laptops & desktops. Of course, a nice html would work as well, but that's rare. (also, the pdf reader in KDE remembers what page you're on and lets you annotate etc..)
- thedeuce 14y agoI never buy books that don't have pdf version ;(
- dallmeyer 14y agoIt's not pretty, but here's a PDF version I compiled from saving each web page as a PDF and then concatenating all of them. http://www.pdfhost.net/index.php?Action=Download&File=401e1a91015ecdf7a5676e5465010325 http://www.pdfhost.net/index.php?Action=Download&File=40...
- cdoxsey 14y agoOk, I added a PDF: http://www.golang-book.com/assets/pdf/gobook.pdf http://www.golang-book.com/assets/pdf/gobook.pdf