Web Browser Engineering Blog
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Japan & Korea
Web Browser Engineering has now come out in Korean and Japanese. You can buy it directly from the publishers (Hanbit for Korean, O’Reilly for Japanese) or from a number of resellers, from Yes24 to Amazon.
The books are really nicely made,...
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Hello all!
I hope you’re enjoying Web Browser Engineering and maybe even considering gifting a copy to a friend for the coming holidays. We have a new Korean edition out in case you’d like one, and there’s more translations in the works....
A Note About Book Sales
Hello all!
Web Browser Engineering, our book about how web browsers work (and how to write your own, from scratch) has been out for about half a year now, and we’ve just got the first number from the publisher on how many we’ve sold.
The...
A Thank You to Maintainers
I’d like to take a little break from advertising Web Browser Engineering (which is now available for purchase from most retailers) to thank the people who made the book possible: the maintainers of the languages and libraries we use in the...
How to buy Web Browser Engineering
Web Browser Engineering is officially available for purchase! Our publisher, of course, would most prefer you buy it on their website, here:
Buy from Oxford University Press
That said, the book is also available from plenty of other resel...
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Pavel Panchekha is a professor in the School of Computing at the University of Utah. His research focuses on web page layout and web browsers more generally. He received a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Washington in 2019.
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