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books are not a good format for a constantly changing field - there is new tools and new features being released relatively frequently so anything that is not a living document is doomed to be stale at the time of printing
Exactly that I was about to respond.
I was struggling even with my guides to keep them updated.
Things in Bitcoin are changing so fast and so often that is quite hard to keep up with them.
I was thinking too to write a book based on my guides, but I renounce the idea, exactly because of that: will became obsolete in matter of months.
@aljaz @DarthCoin I understand the problem and I agree that books have a limited life when applied to constantly evolving technology.
However, for someone who is starting, consuming a list of links to separate sources with different writing styles, without a coherent narrative and line of thought, is a crappy experience and will leave a person with many holes in his knowledge.
For example, when learning something new from scratch, I like to read a good book to lay the ground to further explorations.
But again, that question about who's writing the book, was a small joke.
@aljaz @DarthCoin I understand the problem and I agree that books have a limited life when applied to constantly evolving technology.
However, for someone who is starting, consuming a list of links to separate sources with different writing styles, without a coherent narrative and line of thought, is a crappy experience and will leave a person with many holes in his knowledge.
For example, when learning something new from scratch, I like to read a good book to lay the ground to further explorations.
But again, that question about who's writing the book, was a small joke.
I think https://www.plebnetwiki.com/ is a good start if you want a cohesive overview of things in one place.
who's writing the book
You are welcome to take all my guides, are open source and free here https://github.com/Darth-Coin/darth-coin.github.io (website here) and put them into a book as you like 😂😂😂
I really understand you man, a nice coffee table book with all these will be good.
Lots of important information. Most of it, spread all around the web.
Who's writing the "Lightning Network Node Operator Guide" book?