Margaret
Editor at PragProg
Modern Asynchronous JavaScript:
Howdy readers! We’ve been offering Modern Asynchronous Javascript in beta for about a month now with no errata or other feedback to incorporate. If you have any comments you’d like to share before we move from beta to production, please post them on DevTalk by end of business Friday, October 15th. Thank you to our readers!
-editor, Margaret Eldridge
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