The Node Beginner Book, an introduction to Node.js, is now complete

Re:The Node Beginner Book, an introduction to Node.js, is no... by draz on Sunday July 10, 2011 @10:11AM (#2747805)

Hi Manuel! I didnt mean for it to sound the wrong way, as if I'm ungrateful for the work you have done. As I've mentioned, it really is good, and it got me up and running and experimenting with Node.js quickly (for which I'm thankful for!).

Maybe other people from HN can pick up the glove? Maybe a book deal with Manning/O'Reilly/Wrox (unless you're not interested in pursuing writing)?

I was just reading the Google+ public "How-to" collaborative doc the internet community has been building (http://bit.ly/qg0Yf6). Maybe the Node.js guide should take this format and make it into a living manual?

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Re:The Node Beginner Book, an introduction to Node.js, is no... by ManuelKiessling on Sunday July 10, 2011 @10:22AM (#2747815)

All cool, didn't sound the wrong way at all!

I think "Hands-on Node.js" by Pedro Teixeira is the perfect "next read" when you're finished with NodeBeginner. Pedro and I have bundled our eBooks at Leanbundle.com, maybe that's interesting for you: http://leanbundle.com/bundles/node

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Re:The Node Beginner Book, an introduction to Node.js, is no... by rawl on Sunday July 10, 2011 @01:04PM (#2748068)

I actually bought the bundle! :) great work! PDFs and ePub looks great on my nook color.

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Re:The Node Beginner Book, an introduction to Node.js, is no... by peterarmstrong on Sunday July 10, 2011 @08:00PM (#2748953)

As a cofounder of Leanpub (which is where both books are published and sold) and LeanBundle (which sells the bundle), this makes me so happy to hear!

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