The Woork Handbook
Antonio Lupetti of Woork has released a FREE, that’s right FREE eBook. The eBook is basically just a printed version of his blog over the year, though it’s structured around the 7 major categories. I think it’s a wonderful idea offering a printed version of your blog, now someone just needs to offer a service to print it in a nice handbook format!
Antonio seems to take great pride in everything he does, the typography is awesome! The only thing I don’t like about it though, is the general font is very bland, all the headings have very unique and wonderful fonts!
Quoting from Antonio himself he describes:
The book contains articles with code sections, images, illustrations and links to original contents on woork. How I said isn’t a structured book! but a printable version of Woork!
Screenshots
These are some screenshots of the book:
1. Book cover and presentation
2. Internal pages
3. Internal pages
I also did a little interview with Antonio,
For those of us who don’t know much about you, who are you? What’s Woork?
I am an Italian engineer, 29 old. I started Woork in October 2007… to share some knowledge about web design, php, css and other related topics. In January 2008 Woork has become popular on line… and now with 12K-18K unique visitors a day.
What prompted you to release a Woork Handbook? Do you plan on getting it printed?
I often received a lot of request from my reader to distribute a printable version of all content published on Woork… The eBook is not for print, just a printable version of Woork
Do you plan on writing a book?
I plan on writing a book, but it is a thriller!
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By Aaron on January 8th
Seems the images are not getting displayed in this post. Pls fix..
By bbtt on January 23rd
the images on ‘Screenshots’ section aren’t showing. please fix that.
thank you
By lucy on January 24th
Okay, how do we get the file?
By Zachary Davis on January 26th
Lucy, if you go to the Woork website, there’s a plug in the sidebar for it.
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