ali lotfi
2025/05/27
5 / 5
What makes reading Travis Jeffry's book so rewarding is the voice he uses in writing it: it's witty, informative and friendly. The book uses a single project - a logger - which he explains over the course of the chapters. The source code is presented 100% complete and without error, so you can program right alongside without having to hunt for missing modules or externally-referenced tidbits. The longer code files are also broken up into logical sections, too, so you're not inundated with 100+ lines at the same time. It's very well organized and presented. I was very happy to read this!