sneak preview of the web-site for the book

[Piaw]

Congrats to everyone who's managed to find their way to this mailing
list.

http://books.piaw.net/guide/index.html

More to follow. Criticism welcome.

[James Ausman]

Piaw,

Congratulations on completing your book, it is full of good advice and is an easy read as well. Of course, I find the topic fascinating, so that helps.

Are you still interested in things like typos and grammar errors? I found a couple. It is probably worth a careful edit, do you want me to see if I can find someone to look over it for things like that? My downstairs neighbor is a good editor and might be willing to do it.

Thanks,
Jim

[Piaw]

Thanks to Kevin Chang, I've upgraded the site to the 2000s. Robert &
Jim, please take a look at it, since you're quoted in it!

On Feb 10, 8:11 am, Robert Emmery <robert.emm...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Having worked at three different startups and three large corporations
> all of different size and dynamics I can really relate to the topic. I
> remember working with you at Escalate and I can say without any doubt
> that you were one of the smartest people I met. You have a certain win
> attitude which is always reflected in everything you do, be it
> designing systems, cycling or writing a book. Your new book is full of
> great ideas and communicates well some of the common dilemmas many
> engineers face when they choose to try out a startup.  I find all of
> the advices you give to be very practical and downright useful.
>
> Best Regards,
> -Robert

[Robert Emmery]

Having worked at three different startups and three large corporations
all of different size and dynamics I can really relate to the topic. I

remember working with Piaw at Escalate and I can say without any doubt
that he is one of the smartest people I met. He has a certain win
attitude which is always reflected in everything he does, be it
designing systems, cycling or writing a book. His new book is full of

great ideas and communicates well some of the common dilemmas many
engineers face when they choose to try out a startup. I find all of

the advices he gives to be very practical and downright useful.

Best Regards,
-Robert

On Feb 8, 2:42 pm, Piaw <piaw...@gmail.com> wrote: