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Most asyncio tutorials introduce async and await on page one and ask you to take the runtime on faith. This book does it the other way around. You build a working event loop in thirty lines of plain Python — no asyncio import — and meet the keywords as labels for parts of a runtime you have already watched run. By the end, async Python stops being intimidating and starts being readable.

AI is an amplifier. It magnifies whatever engineering discipline — or lack of it — already exists, which means the bottleneck was never AI's capability; it is the collaboration space you design around it. This book is a six-level progression from early AI panic to sovereign engineering: the discipline of designing the environment in which human and artificial intelligence produce work worth keeping. It moves past prompting into the practices that compound — verification, habitat engineering, specification-first development, and the platform discipline that scales the practice across teams. The habitat is yours to design. Let's build it well.

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This book gives senior technology leaders a practical operating system for enterprise AI strategy. It turns scattered pilots into a board-ready plan by walking through strategy, economics, vendor decisions, ownership, governance, GenAI architecture, and roadmap assembly: AI Platform Scorecard, Use-Case Prioritization Matrix, Budget Model + Cost Guardrails, Vendor Decision Framework, RACI Matrix.

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Unit Testing has moved from fringe to mainstream, which is great. Unfortunately, developers are creating mountains of unmaintainable tests as a side effect. I've been fighting the maintenance battle pretty aggressively for years, and this book captures what I believe is the most effective way to test.