Books I want to write
I’ve always been a fan of books even though technical books regularly suffer from falling out of date. Books are still a better comprehensive resource than wikis because they are written with a consistent voice and reader in mind and are (usually) edited better.
That said, the books I write will always be free online with paper equivalents in print (like No Starch Press).
- Knowledge Exchange Graphs: Manage Knowledge Like Software with KEG
- Terminal Velocity: Mastering the Fastest Human-Computer Interface
- Bonzai, Building Stateful Command Tree Interfaces with Go
- Autodidactic, How to Succeed as a Knowledge Worker
- Good to Gig, Surviving the “Radical” New Sharing Economy
- Programming with Purpose: Coding for Self-Empowerment
- Works for Me, Modern Collaborative Developer Practices
- PEGN: Parsing Expression Grammar Notation
- SKILSTAK, Learning to Help Others Learn
- There and Never Back Again, A Former Mormon’s Tale
- Prone to Pride, Overcoming the Greatest Sin
- A Code Wizard’s First Spell Book