Open flindeberg opened 3 years ago
It seems fair and detailed enough to me. If you wanted to be even more specific than date you could refer to a specific commit hash that was at the top when the book was made that you read, but for most purposes the date should be enough I think.
I've run into the "issue" of wanting to cite this book. I have a hard time finding example s of properly cited gitbooks.
Do you think the above is a good enough citation in bib(la)tex?
Example: Stenberg, D. (2018). HTTP/3 explained (2020-10-11). gitbooks.
If its good enough I'll add it as a pull request to the readme as well. Perhaps its possible to have a rolling edition date as well?