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-Sometimes books clutter lessons with too many words. I look for concise books that cover what I need. -It's like laptops...make it big enough to be useful but
by waivej 14y ago
-Sometimes books clutter lessons with too many words. I look for concise books that cover what I need.
-It's like laptops...make it big enough to be useful but small enough to carry in your computer bag.
-Make examples as small and concise as possible. I hate paging through example code in a book.
-Consider the book a complement to people working through code samples you provide on their computer.
-Make a single place to download all of the examples easily.
-Build a good outline and refine it carefully.
-Build a way to track your progress through the book. Ex: a jar of candies counted out for each chapter or milestone.
-Write with as much maturity and wisdom as you can muster as that will make an exceptional book.
-Plan how to handle every distraction that will come up.
-Smile when you write.
- thoughtpalette 14y ago"Smile when you write". Excellent advice. I also liked the brevity of the A Book Apart series.