My wife and I have started a publishing business on the side and we’ve chosen as our first product to do a digital companion to The Da Vinci Code book (and movie). Essentially, it is a collection of beautiful imagery from sites in the book integrated with chapter summaries and an aggregation of over 450 links to explore the book material. You can access the information through The Da Vinci Code Library by category, or also by chapter as you read through. There really isn’t anything else like it out there. So if you are interested in this kind of thing, definitely check it out. A free demo is available by following the instructions on The Da Vinci Code Companion web site and you can keep up to date with the product on the blog.
I realize that I haven’t been posting too much lately. There has been a tremendous amount going on with my day job and getting this product to release has been a big part of this last month on the side.
Next up, I’ll be speaking at Austin On Rails and RailsConf in Chicago about Rails migrations. After that, I am going to become a father (if I’m not one already), so that should definitely be interesting.
Keep on keepin on, folks…
UPDATE:
You can now purchase The Da Vinci Code Companion in your browser here!
