Getting Started

André Alves Garzia
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Table Of Contents

  1. What is Little Webby Press
  2. How it works
  3. Case Study: Let’s publish Moby Dick
  4. The Options Tab
  5. The Metadata Tab
  6. The Manuscript Tab
  7. The Products Tab
  8. The Action Buttons
  9. The Book Configuration File
  10. The Metadata Section
  11. The Author Section
  12. The Publisher Section
  13. The Site Section
  14. The WebMonetization Section
  15. The Table Of Contents Section
  16. The Book Section
  17. Summary
  18. Creating A New Book
  19. A Folder For Our Book
  20. The Most Important Part Of A Book Is The Content
  21. The Book Configuration File
  22. Assembling The Sample Book
  23. Final Remarks and Moving On

Final Remarks and Moving On

This has been a long read. Most of it has been on explaining the book configuration file, which looks way more complex than what it is. If this is the first time you’re seeing a file like this, let me reassure you that with time, familliarity will make them boring and simple in your eyes. They are always very similar between books. Once you made one for a book, you’ll find making the next one basically a case of copying and pasting and replacing the values.

In this getting started, we haven’t explored all the options that you have available for that configuration file, we only guided you through the options that were used for our Moby Dick sample. To learn more about all options available to you, check out the Book Configuration File Specification.

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