Books

[MrTAToad]

Thanks for that!

[Ian Price]

Very generous of you MrT. I think I got a couple of your books early on, but can't remember which ones now. One had a 3D racing game track int it IIRC. The other might have been the reference guide. Or did I buy those on webOS? Dunno - can't remember now. Anyway, it's good of you to release them into the wild for free.

[kanonet]

Thank you MrT! I especially like the reference guide, its better then the GLB help file IMHO. Also nice to look over your routines from the other books too.

[MrTAToad]

Glad you all like them!

[Marmor]

Hey thanks a lot for this cool Present.

Btw is where a way to get the media from ?

[MrTAToad]

Any media isn't available unfortunately - the only real choice would be to use some GLBasic stuff.

[Marmor]

Ok no Problem 

[MrTAToad]

It should keep you busy for a while

[MrTAToad]

I've decided to revise and re-publish the Reference Manual one more time, with the addition of the new commands and various updates.

[erico]

That is great Mr.T!

[MrTAToad]

Thanks!

[MrTAToad]

The book should be available for the Kindle at around $5/£4/E4.50 on the Amazon Store in a few days.

Also available in the archaic medium known as a "book" for the princely price of $71.00/£55/E64

I hope to get it available at the Lulu digital store soon (as will be available in print from them once I've bought a copy).

[Ian Price]

£55!?        

[MrTAToad]

Its why I want to get the eBook up and running...

[MrTAToad]

The Kindle version is now available here : https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01JZFEB6O

A fair bit has changed between this and the previous version : webOS has been removed and HTML and Raspberry Pi information has been added, along with the few new commands.