ebookcraft
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So You Think You Can Code just announced its second-ever winner! Many signed up to prove their coding abilities. But only one could win.
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Tech Forum and ebookcraft 2017 are over. If you were there or just want to pretend you were, this post is for you.
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You’ve learned a lot making ebooks and your skills are valuable to industries tangential to publishing, but sometimes they need to be reframed for a potential employer.
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Relying solely on white customers is detrimental to the growth of the industry. Expanding and diversifying the target audience right at the beginning of the sales funnel can help you get more sales.
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Before a book ever goes on sale, publishers and authors must consider what will help each particular book break through the noise in the market.
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When learning JavaScript, Christina Truong recommends getting to know the basics. Think of it as learning the alphabet first, then forming words, and then writing full sentences.
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We’ve released the final schedules for ebookcraft and Tech Forum. Get out your day planners, it’s about to get fun.
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What do machine learning and artificial intelligence have to do with publishing? Cameron Drew explores the connections.
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Creating accessible ebooks expands sales opportunities for publishers and reading opportunities for many. Which is why all departments involved in creating ebooks should be collaborating on making them born-accessible.
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Offline capability is a key characteristic of modern Progressive Web Applications. There’s been steadily growing interest in making web applications survive in disconnected scenarios and Benjamin Young explains why this is so important.