June 05, 2003
New Mozilla Book on-line
Creating XPCOM Components, by Doug Turner and Ian Oeschger, is published on-line. The hardcopies would be available this August. It is licensed under Open Publication License. Thanks go to the authors and Mozilla community, publisher to make this great resource available on-line.
Another Mozilla book, Creating Applications with Mozilla, was published around 9 months ago, which is also available on-line. Great to see more Mozilla books published, it did help to create more Mozilla-powered application. As Mozilla isn’t just a browser, it’s more than a browser, it’s a framework.
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