Title: Very Bad Purchase
Product review: This book has a lot of problems. It skips many intermediate steps that even a mid-level developer would probably need. I looked at these comments prior to purchasing the book, but thought these people are probably really good programmers that already *know it all* and are being way too critical. I can say that wasn't the case at all, and they were right on. I believe this book was put together very poorly and Mark Robinson could have done a much better job in explaining these intermediate steps that can make all the difference in the world. (VERY LAZY INSTRUCTIONS) As many of you may know, when you miss just 1 step, it can make all the difference in the world. (START WANTING TO PULL YOUR HAIR OUT) If you want a book that shows you step by step instructions and actually explains essential functionality, I wouldn't recommend this particular book.
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