Well, today is the day.

[cdegroot@mstdn.ca]

Well, today is the day. I'm finally "sorta happy enough to pull the trigger" on publishing the book I've been working on for a very long time. It's a technical history book: by a techie, for techies (although I think that between all the code samples, there is plenty of meat for "tech-adjacent" and "tech-interested" people). It tells the story of the Lisp programming language, invented by a genius called John McCarthy in 1958 and today still going strong (to the extent that many people see it as the most powerful programming language in existence).

And this is a time for shameless self promotion, even if you don't plan on buying the book, please repost :-). Self-publishing is self-marketing, so there we go.

If you do buy and read it, please let me know how you liked it!

The book landing page, https://berksoft.ca/gol, has links to all outlets where you can buy the book,

[amoroso@oldbytes.space]

@cdegroot A great angle for telling the history of Lisp.

Is the ebook DRM-free?

[davidgerard@circumstances.run]

@amoroso @cdegroot says so on the page!

[amoroso@oldbytes.space]

@davidgerard Doh, my eyes probably saw it but my brain missed.

@cdegroot