The author of "you don't know js" successfully crowdfunded on kickstarter
Ask HN: What's the best crowdfunding website for a programming book?
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#12The author of "you don't know js" successfully crowdfunded on kickstarter
I will check this campaign out, thanks
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#13What will distinguish your book over all of the other C++ books around? What is it you want people to learn from your book?
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#14What will distinguish your book over all of the other C++ books around? What is it you want people to learn from your book?
it won't be about learning C++ as there are already too many, but it will be more about optimization and performance, from low level code to design decisions.
Ideally the target won't be only experts, but also new programmers who want to learn how to write better code.
Re: Ask HN: What's the best crowdfunding website for a programming book?
#15What will distinguish your book over all of the other C++ books around? What is it you want people to learn from your book?
it won't be about learning C++ as there are already too many, but it will be more about optimization and performance, from low level code to design decisions. Ideally the target won't be only experts, but also new programmers who want to learn how to write better code.
If you are writing about "optimization and performance, from low level code to design decisions" why limit yourself to C++? Won't most of what you have to say be language independent?