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> There aren't many topics with such a wide audience. What now? The number of people who develop in angular actively is probably in the low 6 figures. In the c
by rco8786 9y ago
> There aren't many topics with such a wide audience.
What now? The number of people who develop in angular actively is probably in the low 6 figures. In the context of the world that's a very small audience.
- megaman22 9y agoIn the context of programming languages and tech stacks, that is an astronomical audience though. I work in a niche where there are two books that have ever been written, by the same author, and there might be a couple thousand people total in the whole world that use this particular SDK. Most technical books appeal to an incredible narrow slice of the already small pie that is software people.
- Retric 9y agoI suspect that the total number of books written on SQL/C/C++/C#/Java etc probably significantly exceeds those written for niche languages. Similarly, Windows/Linux/Unix/iOS or MS Office or Visual Studio... across the various CS domains.
- no_wizard 9y agoWhat niche? It’s almost a disservice to your niche not to mention it by name! The books too
- megaman22 9y agoMicrosoft Lync/Skype for Business development. Michael Greenleaf has written a couple books, and there are maybe a double handful of people blogging about it.