TUAW TV Live: The best Apple-related books and authors
Sure, nobody reads anymore. But if you really want to become an expert in one topic or another, you need to pore over every word that's ever been published on the subject. Today, Shawn "Doc Rock" Boyd and I will talk about those books and/or authors that we follow or admire, with a special focus on those favorite tomes that have made a difference in how we work or play.
These books don't have to be technical in nature -- there are some histories of Apple, old books describing products that no longer exist and personal favorites that have little or nothing to do with coding or how to use our favorite tech.
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Show Notes
The Apple Revolution by Luke Dormehl
Steve Jobs
Automator for OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard Visual QuickStart Guide
The Visual Quick Start Guide series, especially those by Maria Langer. Maria's also publishing some books under the Maria's Guides company name.
Not really a book writer but a screencaster, and that's Don McAllister. But he does have ScreenCastsOnline Magazine now.
