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when i was writing https://www.amazon.ca/Developers-Guide-NET-Azure-microservices-ebook/dp/B0CC28Y2L9/ https://www.amazon.ca/Developers-Guide-NET-Azure-microser
by tamiral 3y ago
when i was writing https://www.amazon.ca/Developers-Guide-NET-Azure-microservices-ebook/dp/B0CC28Y2L9/ https://www.amazon.ca/Developers-Guide-NET-Azure-microservic... "A Developer's Guide to .NET in Azure" , i did it mostly on my Apple Notes app as the chapter structures, moved on to writing in Google Sheets or Microsoft Word. For the code, I wrote it in my IDE and copy/pasted it into my doc. I do agree with most commentary on reviewing using "Tracked Changes" was a little annoying but it was the fastest way I was used to working. I love LaTeX but I can't be bothered to use it if it's not for formulas (university day PTSD lol). I have a co-author as well and a publisher so from a publishing standpoint its the publishers role. I will say there are tons of great self-publishing platforms or if you have a following gumroad, stripe implementation on site and email delivery/auto download.