Am 14.10.2020 um 12:47 schrieb Niels Meijer :

I just wanted to voice my support this book, as I feel that such a newbie-friendly resource would fill a gaping hole in the current ConTeXt ecosystem. I am considering having a stab at learning Spanish in order to (attempt to) read your book.

Are you more comfortable with German? While I still don’t know when my ConTeXt book is ready for publishing, I can show you the current state (>280 p.). Hraban

El 14/10/20 a las 12:47, Niels Meijer escribió:

Hello Joaquín,

I have been looking to get into ConTeXt for a few months now, LaTeX drove me completely insane when writing my Master’s thesis. I have been looking for an up-to-date introduction to ConTeXt as a whole, as I am still unable to get basic things working in ConTeXt after reading the ‘Excursion’. (I really tried to the best of my ability!) I also believe that maintaining up-to-date documentation is important. Although in a system as dynamic as ConTeXt I think it is very difficult to achieve this; and it is probably more up to us users than to the developers. That's why my initiative

I just wanted to voice my support this book, as I feel that such a newbie-friendly resource would fill a gaping hole in the current ConTeXt ecosystem. I am considering having a stab at learning Spanish in order to (attempt to) read your book. Thank you very much, it is very kind of you.

Thanks for sharing,

Niels E. J. Meijer

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