
書,始於人:我們為什麼做 ThePeopleBook
在許多人眼中,寫書屬於作家、專家和名人。但真正值得被記錄的經驗,往往來自長期在現場做事的人。ThePeopleBook 希望幫助這些擁有真實經驗的人找到同伴,把分散在頭腦和雙手中的知識,整理成可以被理解、學習與傳承的書。
書,始於人。

在許多人眼中,寫書屬於作家、專家和名人。但真正值得被記錄的經驗,往往來自長期在現場做事的人。ThePeopleBook 希望幫助這些擁有真實經驗的人找到同伴,把分散在頭腦和雙手中的知識,整理成可以被理解、學習與傳承的書。

ThePeopleBook
[Problem to Solve] Most of what’s written about growing a newsletter is either a success story or a course for sale. The useful part is harder to find: how slow the beginning was, what the early numbers looked like, and what actually moved them. [Unique Value] This book collects first-person accounts from writers who grew a newsletter from zero subscribers. Each chapter follows one writer and one newsletter, from the empty first week to wherever it stands now. When contributors are willing, it includes the numbers: subscriber growth, open rates, and earnings. [What You'll Gain] A grounded look at what it takes to grow a newsletter from nothing: what people wrote, where subscribers came from, where growth stalled, and what they’d do differently. Not a get-rich playbook. Just honest accounts you can measure your own start against.

ThePeopleBook
[Problem to Solve] When you try to build with AI coding tools, it’s hard to find a plain account of what the work is actually like. Most of what’s online is either a polished demo or a warning. The useful middle, what it costs, where the tools fail, and what you still have to do yourself, usually stays private. [Unique Value] This book collects first-person stories from people who used AI coding tools to write code and ship a real product, often for the first time. Each chapter follows one builder and one project, from start to finish. When contributors are willing, it includes the numbers: time, cost, and where the tools broke down. [What You'll Gain] A practical picture of what it takes to ship with AI coding tools: what helped, what slowed people down, what they had to write by hand, and what it took to get the product out. These are accounts you can measure your own project against, from people who actually finished.

ThePeopleBook
【传承的意义】 每个家里,可能都有一道做了很多年的菜。没有菜谱,也说不清几克几勺,靠的就是手感,做的人觉得没什么,吃的人离开家以后才发现,那个味道在外面找不到,自己也很难做出来,这些菜不在菜谱书里,只在妈妈的手上,也在吃过的人记忆里,哪天没人问了,没人做了,味道可能就真的断了。 【本书的独特价值】 这本书写的不是标准食谱,而是一道菜背后的人和家,一群普通人,每个人写妈妈做过的一道菜:你家什么时候吃,谁最爱吃,你有没有自己试着做过,做出来像不像,最后会附上做法,记得多少写多少,先把它留住,也让别人有机会照着做一次,尝尝来自你家的味道。 【读完获得什么】 读完这本书,你可能会想起自己家厨房里的那道菜。也许看完某一章,就想打个电话回家问一句:妈,那道菜你到底怎么做的?
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