Kudos to the authors, this book should get anyone excited about Seaside and its capabilities. As an old Smalltalker, I've been dabbling in Seaside in Squeak on and off since I heard of it, tinkered around with a few little half-baked projects, but never really dared to tackle anything useful since I only had snippets and partial tutorials to go by... I didn't really "get it" and was too lazy to study the source in detail. This book finally has everything, from the basics and the background info to workable examples of many aspects of Seaside. It's both one huge tutorial and a great reference for when I do get around to tackling a larger project.

As a writer, I'm the sort of reader who can't read past a typo or grammatical error, so I took the liberty of suggesting corrections on my way through the book over the past few weeks. I can be quite pedantic and perfectionist, so I apologise for the flood of comments - it's just because I'm excited about Seaside's possibilities and want this book to succeed.

Cheers,

Amos

-- Thank you very much for detailed corrections and suggestions for improvement. We will slowly go through all your comments and fix these issues. Lukas

thanks for such a support