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by thedigicat 8y ago
Yes indeed this is the reason why I prefer to leave it on that platform. I haven't published the book to make money, but support is appreciated and covers the publication cost and other things like the blog. Thanks!
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by thedigicat 8y ago
You know what? I wasn't aware AT ALL of the "Show HN:" thing. Sorry. Next time I'll do, I believe now it's late, isn't it?
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by thedigicat 8y ago
I don't know. I believe the Markua specification is still in progress and while it is open Leanpub is the company that pushes it the most obviously. I haven't found any Markua compiler, but for this book a Markdown compiler should
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by thedigicat 8y ago
Thank you for reading the book. Let me know if you have comments
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by thedigicat 8y ago
Leanpub produces the book starting from Markdown/Markua files. Markua is a dialect/fork of Markdown that implements book-related features like footnotes. So I just wrote it with an editor. You can find the source code of the book
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by thedigicat 8y ago
You are welcome. Thanks for reading my book
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by thedigicat 8y ago
That's an interesting suggestion, thanks. I will check if I can distribute it through the blog
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by thedigicat 8y ago
Thank you for reading the blog and the book! Let me know what you think about the book
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by thedigicat 8y ago
Ah, you already know what you will find in the next releases of the book =) Thank for the suggestion, actually I was struck by dataclasses as they are exactly what I needed for a project I have, a sort of library for clean architectures. We
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I wrote a free book about TDD and clean architecture in Python
192 points by thedigicat 8y ago|62 comments
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by thedigicat 8y ago
You are welcome! Yes I have the same feeling when discovering these things or when I read some books on past architectures. It took me years to learn some parts of MS-DOS or x86 Assembly :)
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by thedigicat 8y ago
This is a series of "lab notes" on the Amiga that I am writing while I explore the architecture and the operating system. I hope others find this interesting and useful.
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Exploring the Amiga – A series of posts on the computer that wouldn't die(blog.thedigitalcatonline.com)
9 points by thedigicat 8y ago|3 comments