Writing lessons learned after writing a book
Read OriginalThis article, part of a series on writing a cryptocurrency book, details the author's key takeaways for improving writing skills. It emphasizes writing as a learnable skill, the need for deliberate practice and self-evaluation, and the importance of removing unnecessary words. It directly connects these principles to software development, citing the KISS (Keep It Simple, Stupid) principle as applicable to explaining technical concepts clearly.
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