Tcl for Web Nerds
by Hal Abelson, Philip Greenspun, Lydia Sandon
2013
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We hope that a professional programmer or MIT student can breeze through this book in one evening. By the end of the evening, that person should have learned Tcl, learned a little something about the Web, and not have been bored.
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