Jim Lee's X-Men Artist's Edition
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Summary
Jim Lee has been drawing comics for more than 30 years and is one of the most popular comic book artists of all time。 The impact his dynamic artwork has had on the comics industry--to his legions of fans and the artists who have been inspired and emulate him--is truly immeasurable。 And， in a career filled with highlights， his work on the X-Men is arguably his most popular and enduring。
This very special Artist's Edition features Jim's stellar work on the X-Men， including the complete oversized X-Men #1--still the bestselling comic book of the modern era！ Additionally， there will be covers， splash pages， pin-ups， and interior pages by Lee doing what he does best--creating great comics。 Each page has been meticulously scanned from Jim's original art for this book。。。 affording the reader a keen insight into his creative process never before available outside of original art collectors。 Produced in the one-and-only， accept-no-imitations， multi-Eisner Award-winning Artist's Edition format。 For any fan of Jim Lee， this book will soon become a cherished centerpiece of your collection！
This very special Artist's Edition features Jim's stellar work on the X-Men， including the complete oversized X-Men #1--still the bestselling comic book of the modern era！ Additionally， there will be covers， splash pages， pin-ups， and interior pages by Lee doing what he does best--creating great comics。 Each page has been meticulously scanned from Jim's original art for this book。。。 affording the reader a keen insight into his creative process never before available outside of original art collectors。 Produced in the one-and-only， accept-no-imitations， multi-Eisner Award-winning Artist's Edition format。 For any fan of Jim Lee， this book will soon become a cherished centerpiece of your collection！
Reviews
Yanda Huang
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Solid intermediate Python book。 （Well， I doubt whether there's really books that can cover "even more advanced" usage。） Solid intermediate Python book。 （Well， I doubt whether there's really books that can cover "even more advanced" usage。） 。。。more
Martin Votruba
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The book aims to explain some more intricate aspects of Python and the standard library。 The author does great job explaining technical topics and conveys how true pythonic code should feel like。 All chapters are well structured， likewise the presented code is well arranged and commented。 At the end of each chapter the content is put into context of other programming languages， which I found tremendous。 The book is very captivating; I was drawn to it as if I had been reading a novel。 I would hig The book aims to explain some more intricate aspects of Python and the standard library。 The author does great job explaining technical topics and conveys how true pythonic code should feel like。 All chapters are well structured， likewise the presented code is well arranged and commented。 At the end of each chapter the content is put into context of other programming languages， which I found tremendous。 The book is very captivating; I was drawn to it as if I had been reading a novel。 I would highly recommend it to anyone who want to get comprehensive introduction to the world of Python （basic knowledge is imperative though）。 。。。more
Nico Ogawa
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To the reader wondering whether they should wait for the 2nd Edition releasing in September this year。。。 DON'T WAIT， READ IT NOW！This book still absolutely holds up， there are just a couple things to note。 Chapter 3 on dictionaries needs a bit of an update since the implementation is now a compact dictionary， which is different from the Python 3。4 dictionary。I am curious to see Ramalho's editing on the coroutines and asyncio chapters。 He's right on the fact that coroutines are syntactically conf To the reader wondering whether they should wait for the 2nd Edition releasing in September this year。。。 DON'T WAIT， READ IT NOW！This book still absolutely holds up， there are just a couple things to note。 Chapter 3 on dictionaries needs a bit of an update since the implementation is now a compact dictionary， which is different from the Python 3。4 dictionary。I am curious to see Ramalho's editing on the coroutines and asyncio chapters。 He's right on the fact that coroutines are syntactically confusing in Python， but with asyncio's introduction with await and async declaration， I wonder if there will be any structural changes to the chapter。Lastly， the latter half of Chapter 21 on Class Metaprogramming will be edited。 Metaclass programming is confusing to begin with， and the omission of __init_subclass__ due to being Python 3。4， makes this concept even harder to apply。 Other than that， this book still feasts and will ultimately change your perspective on programming in Python。 I'd consider reading Slatkin's Effective Python 2e before or concurrently with this book。Also， you can make an O'reilly account and see the unreleased version of the 2nd edition。 As of now， he is at Chapter 16 （？）。 There is a new chapter on Type Annotations and Data Classes。 。。。more
Saumen
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বাজারে পাইথন নিয়ে ১০০১ টা বই আছে। সবাই পাইথন পারে， বই লিখ্যা ফ্যালায়। কিন্তু খুব কম বইই আসলে এতটা ডিপ করে লেখা। একটা ল্যাঙ্গুয়েজ আর ইন্টারপ্রেটার এর ভেতর বাহির， স্মার্ট কোডিং， হিডেন ট্রিকস， কি নেই এই বইটাতে？বইটাকে পাইথন প্রোগ্রামারদের বাইবেল কইতে চাই। প্রতিটা লাইন，প্রতিটা প্যারা，কোড বারবার পড়তে হবে， করতে হবে। লেখক আর তার চোদ্দগুষ্টি বেহেস্তে যাক，দোয়া করি।
Mr。 Musale
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It's a well-written book。 Incomplete but full of very well written portions that make you long for the completed work。 I can't wait for the completion of this edition。 It's a well-written book。 Incomplete but full of very well written portions that make you long for the completed work。 I can't wait for the completion of this edition。 。。。more
Darrell Paul
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This book is constantly at my side when I'm writing Python。 Ramalho has deep knowledge of the language and he isn't afraid to offer you his informed opinion with detailed reasoning。 In technical books， this is too rare。If you're writing significant amounts of Python you *need* to read this。 This book is constantly at my side when I'm writing Python。 Ramalho has deep knowledge of the language and he isn't afraid to offer you his informed opinion with detailed reasoning。 In technical books， this is too rare。If you're writing significant amounts of Python you *need* to read this。 。。。more
Perry PhD
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Fluent Python is an amazing text with many helpful guides to a popular and growing programming language。 Strongly recommend this book to fellow data wranglers！Perry Beaumont
Kirill Sklyarenko
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This books covers a range of Python areas， it has quite a few good tips and not so often discussed peculiarities of some popular aspects of Python。 However， in my opinion， some of more practical subjects were not given as extensive an attention as they， may be， deserve， and that volume was given to those aspects， which are not of everyday usage。 For example， as far as I understand， the author believes that context managers are a great invention， but he would not give a comprehensive view of them This books covers a range of Python areas， it has quite a few good tips and not so often discussed peculiarities of some popular aspects of Python。 However， in my opinion， some of more practical subjects were not given as extensive an attention as they， may be， deserve， and that volume was given to those aspects， which are not of everyday usage。 For example， as far as I understand， the author believes that context managers are a great invention， but he would not give a comprehensive view of them and their usages。 At the same time， such not so extensively used Python areas as metaprogramming， coroutines， asynchio take about a third of the book。 。。。more
Renton
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This is an incredible book for those coming in with an already intermediate knowledge of python。The author Ramalho has a very distinct and personal way of writing， almost as if he is your peer helping you work through the concepts rather than a teacher。 There are also numerous excerpts and tid-bits about the history of python and the developers that have contributed to it。 He really makes you feel like you are a part of the python community just by reading， which I have never experienced from a This is an incredible book for those coming in with an already intermediate knowledge of python。The author Ramalho has a very distinct and personal way of writing， almost as if he is your peer helping you work through the concepts rather than a teacher。 There are also numerous excerpts and tid-bits about the history of python and the developers that have contributed to it。 He really makes you feel like you are a part of the python community just by reading， which I have never experienced from a textbook before。A lot of the language features and concepts he goes over are really not the sort of things most developers will be writing in their day-to-day work （unless you are creating frameworks）， and the author is the first to admit that many of the features you really *shouldn't* be using unless you are creating frameworks。 Still， it is invaluable to truly understand the inner workings of the language， and get a feel for the magic that is going on behind the scenes of your favourite libraries。This is an essential read for anyone hoping to take their python learning and understanding to the next level。 The sections on concurrent programming were in particular eye-opening as I think many developers may be used to asynchronous paradigms in javascript， but have never applied them to their python projects before。 。。。more
Reece Mathews
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finally read this cover to cover （only took me two years！）。 a couple of things:Python is a beautiful language。 as this book notes， it’s easy for beginners and practical for professionals。 the language has insane depth and capability while maintaining its simplistic and predictable syntax/design in even its more obscure components （and without preferring consistency too much over usability）。the book itself is really well written。 it does a very good job of covering a very wide variety of more int finally read this cover to cover （only took me two years！）。 a couple of things:Python is a beautiful language。 as this book notes， it’s easy for beginners and practical for professionals。 the language has insane depth and capability while maintaining its simplistic and predictable syntax/design in even its more obscure components （and without preferring consistency too much over usability）。the book itself is really well written。 it does a very good job of covering a very wide variety of more intermediate topics with real-world examples。 as someone with a pretty decent amount of experience in python， it was nice to read something less targeted towards beginners。 now if only I could convince myself to actually really do something with this knowledge haha :/ 。。。more
Gonzalo Fernández-Victorio
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"""Who this book is not forIf you are just learning Python， this book is going to be hard to follow""""I'm sure it will be fine"[Narrator: It wasn't fine]Seriously。 This books is really good。 However， I wasn't the target reader。 That's why four stars and not five。 But even with a rudimentary Python when I started， I've learned a lot， not specifically about Python， but about programming。 For example， now I understand coroutines in Go。 For example， now I understand classes can be objects as well。A """Who this book is not forIf you are just learning Python， this book is going to be hard to follow""""I'm sure it will be fine"[Narrator: It wasn't fine]Seriously。 This books is really good。 However， I wasn't the target reader。 That's why four stars and not five。 But even with a rudimentary Python when I started， I've learned a lot， not specifically about Python， but about programming。 For example， now I understand coroutines in Go。 For example， now I understand classes can be objects as well。Again。 The book is really good。 But I'm afraid I will have to read it again at some point in the future to fully appreciate it。 Maybe I'll change the rating then。 。。。more
Harry Su
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I have been using python since grad school but never go deep into it。This book is a really good book to get fluent with python。 I learned a lot from it。
Nahuel
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A must read once you get the basics of python and want to get to the next level。Teached by example， with nice curiosities along the way and a complete section of further reading on each chapter。Magnificent piece
Katerina
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Великолепная книга。
Dang-Khoa Le Tan
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One of the best Python books I have ever read。
Roman
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Best book about programming language I've read so far。 Although a bit aged， it surely isn't outdated。 A lot of the concepts discussed in the book are still valid。 It teaches not only how to write an idiomatic Python code， but also some of the inner workings of the language/interpreter itself。 Looking forward to the 2nd edition。 Best book about programming language I've read so far。 Although a bit aged， it surely isn't outdated。 A lot of the concepts discussed in the book are still valid。 It teaches not only how to write an idiomatic Python code， but also some of the inner workings of the language/interpreter itself。 Looking forward to the 2nd edition。 。。。more
Dustin
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This book is awesome。 This is must read book forpython developer who want to deep into python language 。
Salim AbdurRahman
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The early chapters are clean， clear， and revelatory。 The weeds thicken in the last section， and it is difficult to give clear motivation for and effective demonstration of features the author strongly cautions reads against deploying casually， but that minor flaw doors nothing to dim the light of the author’s humor and passion for his subject。
MarkH
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Excellent information throughout。 A great book for advancing beyond the Python beginner。 Python has some unintuitive design decisions and this book expertly explains why those choices were made and the consequences。 Also included are guidelines for writing Pythonic code that conform to standards and a good look at standard libraries。 I understand the Python language at a deeper level after reading this book。
Gaurami
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My first comprehensive book on Python。 Absolutely fantastic thing。 The author's "Mills&Gizmos" UML notation in the last chapters is both extremely fun and very explanative。 My first comprehensive book on Python。 Absolutely fantastic thing。 The author's "Mills&Gizmos" UML notation in the last chapters is both extremely fun and very explanative。 。。。more
Daniel Stracaboško
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*The book* for learning python language。
bimri
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Intermediate level stuff 🙌🏾。Eloquently written & intelligently so。
Stein Karlsen
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Best python book for experienced and expert python programmers。 Well worth the second read， and I am looking forward to the third
Silentroar
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见过的把 decorator， closure， iterator， generator 写得最清楚的书，实例和注都十分精炼，看完这本在看 Head First 系列就觉得实在是太啰嗦了。看完这本再写 python 开始觉得自己慢慢在写 reusable and pythonic code instead of just usable code。 Need to finish the part after chapter 16 some other time。
Jayesh Hathila
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Very detailed book （though doesn't cover internals of python）。 Good one if you are just starting python or haven't formally read about the same。 Very detailed book （though doesn't cover internals of python）。 Good one if you are just starting python or haven't formally read about the same。 。。。more
Geir Botterli
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I know kung-fu！
Booker
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The best book to learn intermediate to advanced Python， and one of the best programming books ever。 2nd edition coming in 2020
Daniel Bacci
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This book is very completed， there isn`t a lot examples about concurrence （Python 3） This book is very completed， there isn`t a lot examples about concurrence （Python 3） 。。。more
Семен Пупков
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Nice book for dive into python。 Hich recommended for all who already use python or only start
Alex Smirnov
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