Books

The Leanpub Podcast 🎙️ Feat. Matthew Hawthorne, Author of Push to Prod or Die Trying: High-Scale Systems, Production Incidents, and Big Tech Chaos

In Push To Prod Or Die Trying, veteran engineer Matthew Hawthorne discusses these topics through the lens of Neurafilm, a fictional San Francisco Bay Area tech company inspired by his real-world experiences at Netflix, Twitter, and other companies.

Leanpub Book LAUNCH 🚀 HUMAN SOFTWARE: A Life in I.T. - A Novel by Richard Bown

For anyone who’s ever shipped flaky code, knowingly increased technical debt or sat through another pointless stand-up, HUMAN SOFTWARE is a razor-sharp dystopian thriller that highlights the absurdities and dangers of modern software engineering and our AI-driven future.

Leanpub Book LAUNCH 🚀 Effective Coding with AI: Principles for Productive & Safe Agentic Programming by Brett Chalupa

It's a new era of software development. Agentic editing has fundamentally changed the craft. New AI-powered programming tools are launched weekly.

The Leanpub Podcast 🎙️ Feat. César Antonio López Segura, Author of Neural Networks and Adaptive Control: An Online Machine Learning Perspective

In this episode of the Leanpub Podcast, Len Epp interviews César Antonio López Segura, author of Neural Networks and Adaptive Control: An Online Machine Learning Perspective.

Leanpub Book LAUNCH 🚀 Neural Networks and Adaptive Control: An Online Machine Learning Perspective by César Antonio López Segura

Discover the future of systems control with this innovative book on identification and adaptive control.

The Leanpub Podcast 🎙️ Feat. Rich Allen, Author of User Needs Mapping: Aligning Teams Around What Matters

Rich argues that many teams fail not because they don’t try hard, but because they lack clarity on whose needs they’re serving and how their work delivers value.

Leanpub Book LAUNCH 🚀 User Needs Mapping: Aligning Teams Around What Matters by Rich Allen

User Needs Mapping offers a practical, visual method for reconnecting your organisation to the people it’s meant to serve.