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> I don’t worry about how long things take or even bother considering how long they should take I could not help but laugh at this comment, coming from the "w
by ftwinnovations 14y ago
> I don’t worry about how long things take or even bother considering how long they should take
I could not help but laugh at this comment, coming from the "writer" of http://www.scalingphpbook.com/ http://www.scalingphpbook.com/. With no significant updates or communications in months, despite promises made to the many Beta access customers, this comment made me literally laugh out loud.
Yeah Steve, we can tell.
- stevencorona 14y agoNot true! I respond to emails almost immediately, sent out an email two mondays ago, and have updated the GitHub repository every single day for the last 10 days. If you have beef with me, email me, but don't slander me. And, if you're unhappy, email me for a refund. Jeez. BTW- I just checked my email to make sure I didn't miss something from you. I personally emailed you when you bought my book, thanking you. You never contacted me. Why would you air your dirty laundry here first?
- ftwinnovations 14y agoI'm definitely not here to slander, especially since I really enjoyed the parts of the book you have completed thus far, and will recommend it to everyone scaling PHP once it's complete. You obviously know what you are talking about, and your writing is clear and concise. But come on, between that quote and the delays... And to defend myself, I just checked, and have no emails from you since June 8th (yes that was a personal one from you which was appreciated), including in Spam. The only emails I've seen are from upset people asking what the deal is, via github comments. Perhaps there is some problem with the emailing system? Is there some other newsletter link I missed? And again just to reiterate, the content of the book so far is great, and I will recommend it, however I know I am not the only upset customer.
- stevencorona 14y agoI'll send you an email and we can figure it out - I email pretty regularly. I wonder if you have an older copy of the book, too.