Amazon.com Sales Rank #3,868 in Books.
And that’s before it’s even available!
This is sales rank in all books. Not technical books, not MySQL books. All books.
Unbelievable.
As of Friday, June 6th, the book has gone to press. The in-stock date is June 19th, 2008.
I’ve asked for the PDF of the final book as it went to press, and will extract and update the sample material when I get it. The figures were revised until literally the last few hours. (Note to prospective authors: consider figures just like text; make sure you have a professional helping with them along the way, just as you do with the text.)
The publisher has promised that they’ll have the books at the upcoming Velocity conference, so you will be able to physically buy one there. Stop in and see Peter; he is speaking at that conference, too.
We’ve launched the official website for the new High Performance MySQL book — that is, the second edition. The second edition is the long-awaited follow-up to 2004’s groundbreaking work by Jeremy Zawodny and Derek J. Balling. We’ve had some troubles with the domain that was registered for the first edition, so we’ve registered a similar domain and will set up a redirect if the original domain becomes available again.
What can you expect to find here?
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This is the official website for High Performance MySQL, 2nd Edition. We'll use this website to make announcements, post sample content, and generally keep you up to date. You can subscribe to our RSS feed to be notified when we post anything new.
Errata are available through the O'Reilly catalog page for the book.
