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    I have really enjoyed reading the MODx guide and feel its a big part of my dev educational toolkit, however it simply is not practical to carry the book with me. If I had a digital copy (which i would be more than happy to pay for) I could have it available by my side on the road (on my phone), at my workplace and at home when browsing the web on my iPad or iMac.

    I rarely read paper books anymore and know of many others who also prefer to consume digital media in the same way. Plus at 800 pages the book isn't the most comfortable to hold and read. Or maybe thats just me smiley

    [ed. note: SandersDesign last edited this post 13 years, 10 months ago.]
      Martin Sanders - Design & Web Development
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      Likewise. I have both books, and have barely opened them. With ebooks I can adjust the font to be easier on my eyes.
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