A conversation about writing a book.

* Swing. Chen says:

What happened to your book?

* Swing. Chen says:

What are the book arrangements?

Explosive teeth says:

No ~~~~

Explosive teeth says:

Have you started?

* Swing. Chen says:

No, it's still accumulating.

Explosive teeth says:

I only wrote less than 10 thousand words of prose ~~~, The technology is not dynamic ~~~

* Swing. Chen says:

However, I already have some ideas about JS writing, but I think it's my own old stuff. I still want to start with Flex first.

* Swing. Chen says:

Well, it's good. You can write so much without technology.

Explosive teeth says:

That is, writing old things is painful because it is mature. Writing new things is also painful because they are immature.

* Swing. Chen says:

Well, it makes sense that new ones are not mature, but they are passionate. Old Ones have new ideas for others, but old ones are old ones and not passionate ones.

Explosive teeth says:

The new one becomes old, so a vicious circle occurs. Therefore, writing a book is painful.

* Swing. Chen says:

Haha, you have an endless loop. Well, it makes sense.