Title: Waste of Time and Money
Product review: It's been almost 4 months since I purchased the book and read the first 1/3 of it. I've since tossed it.I was looking for a book that covered Tag libaries from a technical perspective - and give good reasons for using them.The book was written as a text book for first year college students to work through the chapters - which start with tediously simple examples - and provide no examples of substance or value. It also assumes "tags are good" - and provides no evidence of it. So - if you're willing to accept what the authorities tell you without challenge or thinking about it - perhaps this book is for you.From my perspective, the world is full of Java101 books. It doesn't need any more - and certainly not this one.Anybody looking at the inerworkings of tag libraries should be passed the 101 level. Sorry David - but you missed your audience.
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