Send to a Friend
View our 10th anniversary infographic and learn about how we are celebrating 10 amazing years.
- Head First Design Patterns
(O'Reilly Media) - Lifehacker: The Guide to Working Smarter, Faster, and Better, Third Edition
(John Wiley & Sons) - Head First Java
(O'Reilly Media) - Head First iPhone and iPad Development, Second Edition
(O’Reilly Media) - Pro ASP.NET MVC 3 Framework, Third Edition
(Apress) - Head First Servlets and JSP, Second Edition
(O’Reilly Media) - Head First HTML with CSS & XHTML
(O’Reilly Media) - Java™: How to Program, Ninth Edition
(Prentice Hall) - Learning Python, Fourth Edition
(O’Reilly Media) - Professional ASP.NET MVC 3
(Wrox)
"I can't bear the thought of losing my access. Can you please reverse my decision to cancel service and maintain my subscription? I suppose I will just have to drink 6 beers less out on the town each month. Life is full of important decisions." - Matt.
Please do email us with any feedback!
need assistance.
If there are ways we can make the newsletter more helpful, please let us know. Send Feedback.
Read Jolt Award Winners
on Safari Books Online 
The Dr. Dobbs 2011 Jolt Awards for the best books for software developers were announced recently, and five of the six award winners, including this year's No. 1 book, Continous Delivery, are available in Safari Books Online. Congratulations to the winning publishers and authors! The winners include:
 |
Continuous Delivery (Addison-Wesley) |
|
Domain Specific Languages (Addison-Wesley) |
|
The Art of Computer Programming (Addison-Wesley) |
|
The Joy of Clojure (Manning) |
|
Mining the Social Web (O’Reilly Media) |
Get More Information on the Awards
Get Certified!
Prepare for Your Next Certification Exam.
Certification is key in this economy. Did you know that we’re always adding new certification preparation content to the library and fall is a great time to focus on new certifications for your career? Start preparing today and have that new certification before the new year.
Now Live:
Optimized Safari Books Online Mobile Website
Did you see the news? Safari Books Online’s new mobile site is now live.
Designed for high resolution mobile devices, the redesigned m.safaribooksonline.com has more finger-friendly styling and navigation, a cleaner reading interface, and improved performance based on your connection type and screen size. So, there's no better time to hit the road - and take your library with you.
Do you have lots of ideas about how Safari Book Online should work – but don't feel like you have a say? Now you can. Safari Books Online has an advisory panel with which we have regular dialog – via email, over the phone and in person. We will ask for feedback on specific issues relating to our product, content and marketing programs. So, here's your chance to tell us how you really feel.
Email us to Join the Panel. 
Listen & Learn: Webcast Recordings
If you missed any of our recent webcasts, you can access the free recordings here. |
The HTML5 Developer's Cookbook Featuring: Chuck Hudson Recording Date: September 29 Running Time: 01:02:38 |
 |
InfoPath with SharePoint 2010 Featuring: Steven Mann Recording Date: August 18 Running Time: 47:51 |
Check out any of our Recorded Webcasts  |
HTML5 and JavaScript Projects |
 |
Customer Service: New Rules for a Social Media World |
 |
Xcode® 4 |
 |
The Basics of Hacking and Penetration Testing |
 |
Securing Windows® 7 and Internet Explorer
|
 |
What's New and Cool |
 |
Using Mac OS X Lion |
 |
Learning To Program With JAVA |
 |
Using Microsoft OneNote 2010 |
 |
Android for Programmers: |
 |
Google™+ for Business: |
 |
Developing Enterprise iOS Applications |
 |
Content Marketing: Think Like a Publisher to Market Content on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube |
 |
Effective Time Management: Using Microsoft® Outlook® |
 |
Designing Silverlight Business Applications: Best Practices for Using Silverlight Effectively in the Enterprise |
 |
Cloud Computing: Automating the Virtualized Data Center |
 |
Now You're Thinking: |
 |
Managing iOS Devices with OS X Lion Server |
 |
Objective-C Boot Camp: Foundation and Patterns for iOS Development |