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As part of Chapter 1, The Art of Building Modern Software I wanted to demonstrate that the need for programmers is really big and that almost everyone who wants to get a job as a programmer may get it. For this I wanted to reuse a picture of a San Francisco homeless that is famous for wearing sign with "[[HtmlForFood|Will Code HTML for Food]]". However I could not do that, because the picture is of really low quality. That is why I needed a new re-take. We already [[HtmlForFood|have some]], but still, I'd like us to start sharing! As sharing of pictures is sometimes easier than sharing of API Design ideas, please participate in a photo contest! Get a chance to | As part of Chapter 1, The Art of Building Modern Software I wanted to demonstrate that the need for programmers is really big and that almost everyone who wants to get a job as a programmer may get it. For this I wanted to reuse a picture of a San Francisco homeless that is famous for wearing sign with "[[HtmlForFood|Will Code HTML for Food]]". However I could not do that, because the picture is of really low quality. That is why I needed a new re-take. We already [[HtmlForFood|have some]], but still, I'd like us to start sharing! As sharing of pictures is sometimes easier than sharing of API Design ideas, please participate in a photo contest! Get a chance to | ||
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Jaroslav Tulach's Daily Life Blog
Win the Practical API Design Book
As part of Chapter 1, The Art of Building Modern Software I wanted to demonstrate that the need for programmers is really big and that almost everyone who wants to get a job as a programmer may get it. For this I wanted to reuse a picture of a San Francisco homeless that is famous for wearing sign with "Will Code HTML for Food". However I could not do that, because the picture is of really low quality. That is why I needed a new re-take. We already have some, but still, I'd like us to start sharing! As sharing of pictures is sometimes easier than sharing of API Design ideas, please participate in a photo contest! Get a chance to win TheAPIBook by taking "Will Code HTML for Food" like picture and adding a reference to it to HtmlForFood by Aug 28, 2008!
I am looking forward your submissions.
--JaroslavTulach 16:11, 14 August 2008 (UTC)
New LaF of apidesign.org
There was a lot of factors that influenced me last year, when I was searching for publisher of my book. However one of them must have been slickness of cover. I really like the black and yellow style of Apress books. I like it so much that I decided to make it the default Look and Feel of the apidesign.org website.
I'd started with MonoBook theme and modified it to be a bit darker. I do not code CSS for living, but CSS file editing support in NetBeans IDE is good, so it was quite entertaining experience. I am sure not everything is perfect, but I'll keep fixing problems as they appear. If you notice something ugly or broken, let me know.
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--JaroslavTulach 10:16, 4 August 2008 (UTC) --JaroslavTulach 10:09, 4 August 2008 (UTC)
There is a Reason Why Every Book is Dedicated to Family
I've heard this sentence at the J1 this year and I cannot get it out of my mind. Yes, family plays a really big role in the life of a writer. So please let me thank to it as well to other friends.
--JaroslavTulach 19:00, 27 July 2008 (UTC)
Good Book Needs Good Reviewers
It is time to thank to all my reviewers as today I've found out that you can order my book on Amazon.com. Please look at my little ThanksReviewers to find out why to order my book. I believe that all reviewers really shape it to something worth reading. Thanks a lot.
--JaroslavTulach 19:44, 18 July 2008 (UTC)
Removing Fear of Writing Documentation
Heuréka! As I've just noted in a dedicated page describing chapter 16, Teamwork one GeertjanWielenga's fear has just been overcome!
--JaroslavTulach 16:05, 17 July 2008 (UTC)
Adventures with PHP and MediaWiki
During the last week, I was slightly playing with various enhancements to the content of the API Design wiki.
--JaroslavTulach 21:14, 6 July 2008 (UTC)
Book is never Written by a Single Person
The Practical API Design book has been sent for print over the last weekend. I take it as a good opportunity to say thanks to all the people who helped me write it. The first set of ThanksEveryone notes is now available and covers those who "manually" contributed. I still need to thank to all those support "units" around me - something left for next blog entry...
--JaroslavTulach 12:01, 23 June 2008 (UTC)
Entering the Blogosphere
I have created my blog, does it mean that I finally exist?
--JaroslavTulach 09:33, 15 June 2008 (UTC)
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