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I love the final paragraph "Another way of putting that is: Do not spend eight years getting a doctorate with the sole purpose of becoming digital humanist, as you would be better off just learning to code and getting a job as a software engineer. However, if you have already made the unwise choice to enroll in a humanities Ph.D. program, one way to salvage what will otherwise be your eventual entrée onto a jobless hellscape might be to "disrupt" your Eliot (George, T.S., whichever) and start using technology to analyze, distribute, or supplement your research. The worst possible outcome, after all, will be that more than three people read your work."

what the humanities could learn from computer programmers

Practical approach!

this is a must read! gold mine of important ideas and challenges for where we need to put our attention  /st

pondering the ways this applies to libraries and liaison services

"The Idea of Order: Transforming Research Collections for 21st Century Scholarship"

Thoughtful discussion of some key issues in the development of digital scholarship

Interesting new publication - see the article on augmented reality, for example