Yes, I'm interested! I'm particularly interested in recipe books that are both task-oriented and language-oriented. For exaple, Doug Hellman's PyMOTW is a phenomenal guide to using libaries that are part of the Python standard distribution and would be a key part of the library.
However, some aspects of the recipe book should be task oriented:
- Web server hosting static files using the standard inets server, and 3rd party libraries like webmachine, nitrogen, and yaws.
- How to log
- How to enable tracing
Yes, this is quite close to what I am working on, both language and task-oriented. Also as a maintainer of erlagner.org index I know quite a lot of good libraries to use.
However, some aspects of the recipe book should be task oriented:
- Web server hosting static files using the standard inets server, and 3rd party libraries like webmachine, nitrogen, and yaws. - How to log - How to enable tracing
etc.