if your publisher has a spare copy I’ll be glad to read and post a review Congratulations by the way on your persistent writing effort – looks like you are doing great with 4 books behind your back … I have only one published back in 2001 on Perl, and I can really appreciate your success. Samo taka !

The tune sounds rocking – yeah I reckon Audacity is awesome sound editor, even if I have Logic here for my music work I sometimes use Audacity as well for some sound processing…

Well .. wish u all the best, u got my email (along the comment) if any copies left after those couple of months since u wrote this post – let me know

Marin

The book is about both beginners and advanced developers actually. It has a lot of pretty advanced stuff like closures and design patterns, but it starts from the ground up: data types in JavaScript, functions, etc. It’s like re-learning JavaScript in a way. Because more often than not we didn’t bother learning the language properly, but muddled through piece by piece. As Doug Crockford said once, it’s time to man up and really learn the language

@krasi – I used Audacity, yes. So I got myself this guitar effect (blogged here) and I used one of its preset effects called “GREASY” Also the drums come from this effect. So I recorded one guitar, together with the drums, then recorded a second guitar. In audacity I only mixed them so that the first is a little to the left speaker and the second – a little to the right. No other work.