Eu 'Textbook' Prospects (Was: RE: GOTO - A fresh perspective?)
> > Junko and I just got tired of doing it.
> > Actually, she wanted to keep going, but
> > I wanted to spend less time at the print shop and the post office,
> > and more time programming. Also, it seemed silly in this
> > day and age to be shipping a bunch of paper half way
> > around the world, when the information is available for
> > free in electronic form, including hyper links.
> >
> I agree with you 100%. That is your job, what you know best. Please
> don't do
> anything else. What I'm trying to make others than you and me understand
> is
> that they could write about (Euphoria) what they know and make money
> doing it.
> I'm sure you'll be very thankful if a textbook bring another bunch of
> brand new
> customers to your door, won't you?
I've also thought of the need for (or simple convenience of) a book
introducing programming via Euphoria, and Euphoria via programming. I'm
sure many others have too.
Perhaps the demand for this is growing. I don't exactly have much time
myself right now, but if my article is received well, and no one else
jumps at this, I might consider it myself. (Naturally, I'd be interested
in profiting from it, but another side of me would want to make it an
e-book distributed freely with Eu. Hmm.)
Rod Jackson
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