The writing-in-public model you're describing solves something I've always struggled with - that tension between polishing work privately vs getting feedback early. Watching chapters evolve from blog posts to book form gives readers a stake in the material before it's 'finished', which probably makes the final product stronger since you're iterating with an audiance. The three-track structure (educational/essays/news) also prevents everything from belnding into generic posts. Looking forward to seeing how the 2026 computational thinking content unfolds.
Thanks! Yes, that's exactly the plan. I've seen very good results so far with this model, early readers are very forgiving and more than willing to invest in providing good feedback, the kind that really helps target the right tone from the beginning.
Blog posts that become book chapters - such a smart setup. You get to think out loud AND build toward something bigger at the same time. Looking forward to the 2026 direction!
The writing-in-public model you're describing solves something I've always struggled with - that tension between polishing work privately vs getting feedback early. Watching chapters evolve from blog posts to book form gives readers a stake in the material before it's 'finished', which probably makes the final product stronger since you're iterating with an audiance. The three-track structure (educational/essays/news) also prevents everything from belnding into generic posts. Looking forward to seeing how the 2026 computational thinking content unfolds.
Thanks! Yes, that's exactly the plan. I've seen very good results so far with this model, early readers are very forgiving and more than willing to invest in providing good feedback, the kind that really helps target the right tone from the beginning.
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Thanks!
Blog posts that become book chapters - such a smart setup. You get to think out loud AND build toward something bigger at the same time. Looking forward to the 2026 direction!
That's the plan! Thanks, hope to see you around :)