Digital History: A Guide to Gathering, Preserving, and Presenting the Past on the Web, by Daniel Cohen and Roy Rosenzweig, is out. The online version is free; there is a print version as well, and links to online stores selling it are on the site referenced above.
I’ve only read a couple of chapters, but already it’s one of my favorite recent books. The language is measured and easy to follow. The site itself looks great, and the color scheme is well chosen. I’m no expert in historical web resources, but this looks like a great collection of fundamentals, most of which are bound to apply to other fields in the humanities. If you want a slightly disciplinary perspective on humanities computing, read this.
