Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I was looking for a single player first person shooter. What I got was signed up to a lot of online spyware. I did not expect the game to require an online connection to play, and I resented being subjected to a gaming paysite as I loaded the game. Otherwise, the game might have been fun... except that I could not figure out how to save anything.. having to start out from the beginning every time got old fast. I was persuaded to buy the game by all the other glowing reviews; thus my advice... don't waste your time or money! Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Microphone failed completely after 2 days. Until then it was the best head set I have tried yet. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: My housekeeper won't use it because it doesn't pick up anything and because the baskets keep falling out. It also does not dry the floor. It leaves it like a wet mop would. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is the first Struts book ever published and the one I bought when I first learned Struts. Being a Struts developer himself, the author understands the topics very well. For exmaple, the MVC design pattern was explained well, and so were Struts Validation, HTML , Bean, and Logic libraries. Tiles is also covered well. However, there are some parts where he stumbled. For example, he could not be sure whether the Action class is part of the Model in the MVC pattern or part of the Controller. Therefore, I don't think you should get this book if you just first learn Struts (For tutorial, get "Struts in Action" (Manning) or, better still, the lesser known "Struts Design and Programming: A Tutorial")Overall, this book deserves 4 stars, included in my wish list for next editions are EL and JSTL (for the View part in the MVC) and real-world examples. Answer:
