O'Reilly has a sale on JavaScript books, too. Wish I wrote more book reviews as I own most of them.
O'Reilly is having a sale today ( Saturday ) on HTML5 Books and Videos.
If you have read the online documentation and samples for Redis and it is still not clear as to the usefulness of the data structures in your applications and how to use them, the Redis Cookbook should help you bridge that gap in your knowledge and give you a far better appreciation for Redis.
The book does a really nice job of explaining the new CoffeeScript syntax, the reasons behind the generated JavaScript, and how it helps JavaScript developers avoid those common JavaScript pitfalls by implementing common JavaScript Patterns.
I just finished reading a review copy of The Book of CSS3 by Peter Gasston and no starch press. I highly recommend it if you are familiar with CSS and are looking for a no-nonsense, feature-by-feature description of what has been added in CSS3.
Love the development approach focusing on BDD with Cucumber.
If you are an existing programmer who gets the concepts and just wants a firehose of code samples to learn the JavaScript Language syntax, this may be for you.
Nice book for those trying to move from JavaScript for DOM manipulation to JavaScript as a programming language.
Well-written, compact book that gets to the meat of things with plenty of code and examples.
A book review of a new title from Pragmatic Programmers, Pragmatic Guide to JavaScript.