pillaiindu
Is there a way to get a free copy of Agile Web Development with Rails 8?
Hi everyone!
Is there a way to get a free copy of Agile Web Development with Rails 8? Is it possible that I proof-read the book, or something like that to get a free copy of the book? I really need it.
Thank you!
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gflashner
Joining the giveaways should be the best way to win a free ebook. 
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brennan
Trying emailing pragprog. Maybe they are looking for more people to review the beta version of the book.
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