Excuse the cold calling approach of my email but my name is Tony
Campbell and I work for Apress (technical book publisher) as an Acquisition
guy.
My job is to find talent who want to write books and get them through
to the point where they have a book contract with the publisher. I found your contact details on HTML5 Rocks.
I was wondering if you have considered, or would be open to
considering, writing a book on something related to the HTML5 range of technologies?
Apress has a massive wave of books planned for the first quarter in
2012 (from February onwards), and these will target the HTML5, CSS, JS,
JQuery development community. We are seeking authors to write all levels of
books, from beginner through to expert level, as well as some ‘cool projects’
style books – maybe on games (mobile especially has massive potential).
We actually did have one book on Advanced HTML5 games planned that
almost went into production but at the last minute the authors pulled out. So,
that particular publishing slot is already available for a similar book.
However, any ideas in this dev space are worth discussing.
So, if this is of interest to you I’d love to hear back from you.
I have a complaint about your game “Contrasaurus.” I’ve played through the whole game now, and at no point did the game tell me to “just say no” to drugs. Like most people, I have questionable judgment. However, unlike most people, I have a browser with decent HTML5 support. I’m now worried — based on this irresponsible omission of yours — that I am now at risk for thinking drugs are “okay,” or even “cool.” And what of my less tech-savvy friends? What happens when they update their browsers? How many lives might end up at risk?
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hi may sent me your extension of this page
http://strd6.com/2010/02/simple-tutorial-to-make-a-chrome-extension-that-uses-jquery-ui/
i can not use jquery ,it not worked for me.
please help me by sending your sample .crx file
sincerely
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Hi there,
Excuse the cold calling approach of my email but my name is Tony
Campbell and I work for Apress (technical book publisher) as an Acquisition
guy.
My job is to find talent who want to write books and get them through
to the point where they have a book contract with the publisher. I found your contact details on HTML5 Rocks.
I was wondering if you have considered, or would be open to
considering, writing a book on something related to the HTML5 range of technologies?
Apress has a massive wave of books planned for the first quarter in
2012 (from February onwards), and these will target the HTML5, CSS, JS,
JQuery development community. We are seeking authors to write all levels of
books, from beginner through to expert level, as well as some ‘cool projects’
style books – maybe on games (mobile especially has massive potential).
We actually did have one book on Advanced HTML5 games planned that
almost went into production but at the last minute the authors pulled out. So,
that particular publishing slot is already available for a similar book.
However, any ideas in this dev space are worth discussing.
So, if this is of interest to you I’d love to hear back from you.
Tony Campbell
Acquisitions Editor
Apress Inc.
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Yeah dude, totally. I replied to you via email.
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I will not use this plug-in, teach me
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I have a complaint about your game “Contrasaurus.” I’ve played through the whole game now, and at no point did the game tell me to “just say no” to drugs. Like most people, I have questionable judgment. However, unlike most people, I have a browser with decent HTML5 support. I’m now worried — based on this irresponsible omission of yours — that I am now at risk for thinking drugs are “okay,” or even “cool.” And what of my less tech-savvy friends? What happens when they update their browsers? How many lives might end up at risk?
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Hi,
I’ve just read the a comment of yours on stackoverflow (http://stackoverflow.com/a/15759564/878361) and love the part ‘hire me if you need’
came here to tell you this 🙂
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