Thanks, I have asked the editor at Packt to upload another chapter from the 
middle of the book.

Op dinsdag 3 maart 2015 13:04:58 UTC+1 schreef Tamas Papp:
>
> Looks interesting, but is there a way to get a preview of more than a few 
> pages? An example chapter somewhere in the middle would be nice. The 
> preview window on the website throws me out after a few pages, so I could 
> not really look into the book.
>
> On Tuesday, March 3, 2015 at 12:14:58 PM UTC+1, Ivo Balbaert wrote:
>>
>> Hi fellow Julians,
>>
>> I am happy to announce the publication of the book "Getting started with 
>> Julia Programming" on Feb 28 2015 by Packt Publishing, ISBN13: 
>> 9781783284795, 214 pages: 
>> https://www.packtpub.com/application-development/getting-started-julia-programming
>>
>> I hope it can serve well as a gentle introduction to Julia programming. 
>> Having worked for some 30 years as a professional developer, I now teach 
>> programming languages and I like to keep track of new developments. I am by 
>> training a physicist, so I believe in mathematics as the language for 
>> describing the universe, and Julia is perfectly suited for scientific and 
>> technical computing. In the best tradition of scientific deduction (;-): A 
>> language that excels at mathematical programming should also be excellent 
>> for general programming purposes. Because I like Julia very much, I wrote 
>> this book to promote Julia and to offer interested new developers another 
>> way to get familiar with its usage. The book's quality level was guarded 
>> and enhanced by the following reviewers:
>>
>> - Pascal Bugnion: is a PhD student in the Theory of Condensed Matter 
>> group in the Cavendish Laboratory (Department of Physics) at Cambridge.
>>
>> - Michael Otte: is a Postdoctoral Associate with Aerospace Robotics and 
>> Embedded Systems Laboratory and the Laboratory for Information and Decision 
>> Systems at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
>>
>> - Dustin Stansbury, who works as a graduate student researcher at the 
>> Vision Science Group at UC Berkeley.
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Ivo Balbaert
>>
>

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