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Thanks to all those who've
mailed me before after my
layoff. The job scene in Ireland
is slow, to say the least;
positions are still out there,
but companies seem to be in
two minds as whether or not to
fill them. I've been in the
running for several jobs
for over 2 months now!
Anyway, just a question: I've
done a small amount of API
documentation before. But does anyone
know any good book/online resources
about this area? Thanks,
Paul.
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