Converting my OOP with ColdFusion series into a book.
I've had a lot of feedback on both the OOP and Mach-II series via e-mail, through comments and in person. Many people have said they've been trying to learn these concepts that "all the blogs talk about", that there aren't many resources out there and that my series has been easy to understand. Hopefully, and with some help, I can write a book that's easy to understand as well.









Sounds like a great idea. As someone who is always trying to get a grasp on OOP, a good, easy to read book on the subject would be awesome. And, the decision to go without a framework - AWESOME! Why complicate the process if you don't have to.
I'm willing to review as a long time M2 person (since Aug 03). I once started on the same path myself, but got distracted.
As for publishing, I would suggest something like Lulu (http://www.lulu.com/).
Best of luck.
-Sami
Hopefully you won't stop making the articles in the meantime on your blog though!
Peace
Most of the big name CF blogs are pitched at advance programmers - whereas this blog leads intermediate level folk like me along perfectly.
Thanks again for the reesource
If you can't get a major publisher to publish your book maybe Jeff Peters over at ProtonArts (http://www.protonarts.com/) or Hal Helms at Techspedition (http://www.techspedition.com/) could help?