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#Webdev. I’m working on a new book, and after having assembled about 800 terms I think it’s fair to mention: The Web Development Glossary. Interested in getting updates? leanpub.com/web-development-glossary. I view this as community service, so it will start “pay what you want.” More soon.On twitter.com
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Almost done! I’m wrapping up the Web Development Glossary for release: * 1,935 terms and abbreviations * 1,995 explanations and definitions * 242 pages * quite a few days and nights of work * much more than “just” web dev Available next week on @leanpub! leanpub.com/web-development-glossaryPermalink On twitter.com
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The Web Development Glossary is now: available 🚀 * 1,945 terms and abbreviations * 2,002 explanations and definitions * 245 pages * EPUB, MOBI, PDF * for beginners and experts * going beyond “just” web dev Please check it out, and share with our peers: leanpub.com/web-development-glossaryPermalink On twitter.com
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The #WebDevGlossary just received a major update, now featuring 2,340 explanations. @leanpub and @payhip readers were notified. AFAIK it’s by far the largest dev glossary, and I’m making it better and better. Get your copy, with easy updates on Leanpub: leanpub.com/web-development-glossaryPermalink On twitter.com
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#Webdev. Much enjoy and appreciate @Anusha_Narasimh’s review for the #WebDevGlossary: “I would recommend this not just for developers, but for anyone working in a software development team because everyone in the team needs to be aware of the concepts.” reedsy.com/discovery/book/the-web-development-glossary-jens-oliver-meiertPermalink On twitter.com
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The #WebDevGlossary just received a major update, now with * 1,996 terms and * 2,083 explanations on * 255 pages @leanpub and @payhip readers were notified. If you didn’t get your copy yet: I’m working hard to make—or keep—this the most comprehensive glossary for our field 🛠Permalink On twitter.com
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The next update for the #WebDevGlossary will have a special focus on #accessibility, and include more than 80 new terms: github.com/j9t/web-development-glossary-forum/issues/2#issuecomment-628241257 (ETA end of June, automatic updates in place on most platforms.)Permalink On twitter.com
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A few updates about The Web Development Glossary: * some small edits and corrections * additional terms (now 1,951) and explanations (2,013) * new 247 pages total * announcement and history at meiert.com/en/blog/the-web-development-glossary/ #webdevglossaryPermalink On twitter.com
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It took a note from @JoubranJad to also provide a preview for the #WebDevGlossary: check out the book with its first few chapters (letters) at samples.leanpub.com/web-development-glossary-sample.pdf! Thanks Jad! leanpub.com/web-development-glossaryPermalink On twitter.com
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An update on the #WebDevGlossary: * It now covers 1,572 terms and abbreviations. * The generated output is 178 pages. * Remaining todo items: 228. It’s a lot of mechanical work but people, our field is great and glorious. Mere scanning of the Glossary will show that.Permalink On twitter.com
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The initial #WebDevGlossary manuscript is—done 😅 At this point it covers 1,897 terms and abbreviations on about 233 pages. I’m thinking about releasing a “pay what you want” beta version while I tweak this with my editor. Thoughts? I’m exhausted, but also quite excited.Permalink On twitter.com
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I’ve hit the 1,000 terms and abbreviations mark, and the #WebDevGlossary is growing, fast. How useful is the glossary going to be for you? I get mixed signals, but the goal is that anyone, not only a newbie, could use it to get a great overview over web dev—and related fields.Permalink On twitter.com