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Pragmatic Answers Series
If you are interested in writing, but not sure if you want to commit to a full-length book, take a look at the new Pragmatic Answers series. We just launched it with Venkat Subramaniam’s new beta book, (@venkats ) Programming DSLs in Kotlin. The short-form (50 pp) allows you to get started writing quickly and offer hands-on advice to help programmers solve real problems they are facing. Questions?
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jaeyson
second that, answers series fits nicely with this topic
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Margaret
Editor at PragProg
Thanks for the idea. I’ll pass along the suggestion to Louise. I know she’s working on getting us more Elixir books.
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