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I read the thread you mention and I am actually one of the people who spent $45 on that book and did find it useful to get faster at Sublime Text. The ideas I
by tomek_zemla 12y ago
I read the thread you mention and I am actually one of the people who spent $45 on that book and did find it useful to get faster at Sublime Text.
The ideas I am considering would address the needs of a subset of JavaScript programmers - specifically ones doing work with HTML5 Canvas API. There are some books and resources obviously, but none I would consider very good. My inspiration here is the quality of work of Jon Duckett - http://javascriptbook.com http://javascriptbook.com - great content and exceptional design!
So, I am looking for the estimate of JS programmers in order to estimate a small subset that would enjoy high quality Canvas graphics programming content...
- MichaelBurge 12y agoYou could release a chapter or two for free, and request people sign up on a mailing list to receive further updates on your book. This would give you some indication of interest in your book.
- tomek_zemla 12y agoYes, this is the exact thinking! But, I would like to make the most educated guess what subject matter would work before writing two chapters of a book. Programming graphics on Canvas is a niche and I would love to know if it's a 10K programmers crowd or 100K in size?