Anyone Know Anything About Wrox in the US ?

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More Wrox Rumours

More Wrox Rumours 10/28/2003 11:07 PM

Thanking WROX.

Thanking WROX. 03/19/2003 10:26 PM

Simo n Brown: As authors, many of us are now in the situation where our work may never be published, or at least published in the form that we expected. Of course this isn't good, but don't forget about those staff at Wrox that have lost their jobs - they are in a much worse position than ourselves. I wish them all the luck for future.

"Wrox Going Under" Rumours

"Wrox Going Under" Rumours 03/16/2003 06:04 AM
The Web is full of rumours that the parent company of Wrox, Peer Information, is going (or already gone) under. This email seems most credible so far (from Sterling Huges' weblog). If this proves to be true it will be a huge blow to PHP.

Long live WROX.

Long live WROX. 03/19/2003 10:26 PM

There have been nu merous w eblog posts and news ar ticles about the demise of WROX Press. This is sad news, but I'm not giving up on Professional JSP 2.0 yet. There is still some small chance that another publisher will pick up the book or that the authors will band together to publish the book. Hopefully, I'll know the fate of my chapters (Data Access with JDBC and Performance and Debugging) in the next couple of weeks.

PHPBuilder: Another Wrox Review

PHPBuilder: Another Wrox Review 03/11/2003 08:41 AM
Over on PHPBuilder.com this morning, there's a new review of yet another Wrox book - this time, it's Professi onal PHP4 Multimedia Programming

Community News: The Demise of Wrox?

Community News: The Demise of Wrox? 03/19/2003 10:24 PM
Of course, one of the largest stories to break lately is the apparent "going under" of the Wrox Publishing company. Right now, a lot of what's been going around is rumor, but I personally (since the book I wrote is now in print), have a stake in all of this.

The Big Red Book: Wrox PHP4 XML Excerpt

The Big Red Book: Wrox PHP4 XML Excerpt 08/27/2002 08:49 AM

Interview with Dilip Thomas of WROX
about PHP

Interview with Dilip Thomas of WROX
about PHP 02/07/2003 09:40 AM
Interview with Dilip Thomas of WROX about PHP Ivan, of the new PHP Traveller blog, just published a good interview about WROX's direction with their PHP books: Q: You seem to have been very busy publishing PHP books. Are there any other books about PHP in the works? Dilip Thomas: There are *many* more PHP books in the pipeline. We have a solid commitment to publishing the best PHP books, and that too on diverse topics. In my opinion, Wrox == PHP in the same sense as ORA == PERL. The next best PHP book to look out for is the "PHP MySQL Website Programming - Problem Design Solutions", that is slated to release in March '03 - It dissects the creation of a complete application driven website (using PHP/MySQL/Apache) from design to deployment (using the very popular Problem - Design - Solution approach). Q: What will "PHP Web Graphics Handbook" and "PHP String Handbook" be about? Dilip Thomas: Wrox Handbook's are new way of providing in-depth information on a specific task of a technology, by documenting the options, problems, best practices (to circumvent the problems) in that particular domain. It endeavours to be a reference for life and transgresses the rather shallow task-specific coverage that specific tasks are accorded to, in our Professional books. The "PHP Web Graphics Handbook" (scheduled for March '03) is an extension of the "Professional PHP Multimedia Programming" book that was released in September '02. It will show readers how to write PHP code that will create professional-looking web graphics and images "on the fly" (using GD, IM, netpbm, JpGraph etc). The "PHP String Handbook" will take a close look at text manipulation, and use of regular expressions in PHP. It will also cover advanced Regexes and patterns. [_Go_] Nice job. Thanks man. If I get a copy of these books from WROX, I'll publish a review. And WROX also now has WROXBASE, an equivalent to O'Reilly's Safari as best I can tell.

Interview with Dilip Thomas from Wrox

Interview with Dilip Thomas from Wrox 02/06/2003 06:16 PM
Like many others, I noticed a series of PHP related books published by Wrox in 2002. Curious about what will happen next I got in touch with people from Wrox to ask them about their strategy.

Book Review: PHPClasses on Wrox

Book Review: PHPClasses on Wrox 10/22/2002 08:45 AM

New Baby from Wrox: Prof. PHP4 Web Dev.
Solutions

New Baby from Wrox: Prof. PHP4 Web Dev.
Solutions 11/20/2002 08:39 AM

Latest from Wrox: Beginning PHP4
Databases

Latest from Wrox: Beginning PHP4
Databases 11/07/2002 08:47 AM

BlogBack: Doing Book Source Code Right -
WROX

BlogBack: Doing Book Source Code Right -
WROX 02/08/2003 09:24 AM
BlogBack: Doing Book Source Code Right - WROX I ranted last July? about how book publishers don't organize book source code well. In particular I vented about the PHP Cookbook (Sams) where the code doesn't even seem to be online. Then yesterday I saw the WROX site and they do it beautifully -- just one simple list with links to every book's code. Very cool. Well done. [_Go_]

Professional PHP Webservices - A long
awaited book by Wrox Press

Professional PHP Webservices - A long
awaited book by Wrox Press 12/09/2002 04:09 AM
This book would give the reader all that they always wanted to know about the PHP WebServices - consumption, development and deployment, description, discovery and security of Web Services, all packaged with real world case studies! Read more about this at the link given

Announce - Professional PHP4 Databases
ISBN 1861007825 released by Wrox Press
Ltd

Announce - Professional PHP4 Databases
ISBN 1861007825 released by Wrox Press
Ltd 11/25/2002 06:50 AM
This book will teach the PHP developer, the art and science of building advanced database driven web applications using PHP with a wide variety of post relational databases, the popular database abstraction PEAR::DB ,XML native databases such as Xindice. More importantly, readers will be able to perfect a volition on the correct database system that they should use in their applications.
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