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  1. TLDR: Data Structures and Algorithms
    TLDR: Data Structures and Algorithms
    From Knowing Python to Cracking Leetcode Patterns
    John G

    A book designed to help you transition from merely knowing Python to cracking Leetcode patterns. This book explains core DSA concepts through clear, intuitive analogies and walks you through the most important Leetcode patterns. If you're aiming to ace your next coding interview, this is the book I wish I had when I started.

  2. A Quick Steep Climb Up Linear Algebra
    A Quick Steep Climb Up Linear Algebra
    Version 1.1.0
    Stephen Davies
    No Description Available
  3. Domain-Driven Design: The First 15 Years
    Domain-Driven Design: The First 15 Years
    Essays from the DDD Community
    The DDD Community

    Fifteen years after the publication of "Domain-Driven Design: Tackling Complexity in the Heart of Software" by Eric Evans, DDD is gaining more adoption than ever. To celebrate the anniversary, we've asked prominent authors in the software design world to contribute old and new essays.

  4. What to Look for in a Code Review
    What to Look for in a Code Review
    Effective tips for reviewing code
    Trisha Gee

    Effective Code Review Tips and Tricks

  5. IT & AI Digest
    IT & AI Digest
    Briefings on Technology, Artificial Intelligence & the Digital World
    Mohammad Kamrul Hassan

    Stay informed about the technology that matters.IT & AI Digest brings together concise analysis and insights on artificial intelligence, software, cybersecurity, cloud computing, robotics, digital business, and emerging technologies.No endless scrolling. No unnecessary noise.Just important ideas, explained clearly.Read less. Understand more.

  6. Keeping Up with C#
    Keeping Up with C#
    From C# 5 to C# 14: A Thematic Journey Through Language Evolution
    Rachid DAHIR

    Ninety-two C# features, from C# 5 to C# 14, organized by the problems they solve — with verbatim code from five runnable projects and seven production-ready patterns, all on .NET 10 LTS.

  7. The Journey to DevOps
    The Journey to DevOps
    A Practical Guide for Software Engineers and Enthusiasts
    Harry Yan

    Looking for ways to kick off your DevOps career? Let's go on a journey together to AWS cloud, Linux, containers, Kubernetes, IaC, and CI/CD pipelines.

  8. Go, from the beginning
    Go, from the beginning
    from o to hero
    Chris Noring

    In this book you will learn the following: Build Console appsCreate Web APIsTest your codeCreate and publish reusable packages that others can consumeOrganize your files in a projectWork with files and directoriesParse text with the string library and regular expressions.

  9. Fifty Quick Ideas to Improve your User Stories
    No Description Available
  10. The Claude Code Safety Field Manual
    The Claude Code Safety Field Manual
    A free, verified guide to Claude Code hooks: which PreToolUse or PostToolUse matcher can refuse a tool call, what to check when a hook is not working, and how to prove a guard actually fires.
    yurukusa

    Installing safety hooks for Claude Code takes about thirty seconds. Proving they actually refuse anything is the step almost everyone skips — and an unverified guard looks exactly like a working one. Free: the pre-flight checklist, which event can refuse a tool call and which only watches, how to make a guard fire on purpose, what a broken hook does, and a catalogue of all 916 example hooks in cc-safe-setup.

  11. دليل المعلم الرقمي: 50 أداة لدعم المعلمين

    دليل عملي يجمع 50 من أهم أدوات تكنولوجيا التعليم التي تساعد المعلمين على إدارة الصف، وتصميم المحتوى، وإنشاء الأنشطة التفاعلية، والاستفادة من الذكاء الاصطناعي داخل العملية التعليمية.

  12. Reliable Generative AI
    Reliable Generative AI
    A Practical Guide to Prompt Design, RAG, Agents, and Safer AI Workflows
    George Tome

    Reliable Generative AI bridges business use and technical architecture. It teaches the foundations of prompt design, RAG, agentic workflows, tool use, structured outputs, safety patterns, and evaluation without assuming the reader is a software engineer. The focus is practical: understanding how AI workflows fail, how to design around those failures, and how to build systems that professionals can trust.

  13. Claude Code
    Claude Code
    Una guida pratica per chi vuole iniziare ad usare Claude Code in modo professionale
    Maurizio Pelizzone

    Una guida pratica a Claude Code, scritta con Claude Code.Su Claude Code circolano due tipi di contenuti: video YouTube che si fermano ai primi dieci minuti e thread social che promettono "guide complete" in cambio di un'email. Questo libro nasce dall'esigenza opposta: avere finalmente un manuale che spieghi lo strumento per intero, senza hype e senza muri di lead generation.140 pagine costruite a partire dalla documentazione ufficiale Anthropic, verificate su Claude Code v2.1.123, con esempi reali invece che screenshot da marketing. Si parte dall'installazione su macOS, Linux e Windows, si passa per Plan Mode, CLAUDE.md, gestione del contesto, sicurezza dei permessi, Skill personalizzate, subagent custom, integrazione MCP, e si arriva al prompt engineering aggiornato al 2026 — quello vero, dopo che le formule magiche del 2023 si sono sgonfiate.Il libro è pensato per due lettori in parallelo: lo sviluppatore senior che vuole integrare Claude Code nel proprio workflow di produzione, e chi si avvicina per la prima volta agli strumenti AI agentici e ha bisogno di una mappa. I capitoli iniziali costruiscono le basi senza dare nulla per scontato; quelli avanzati entrano nei meccanismi che fanno la differenza tra un uso superficiale e uno strategico.Tre cose che troverai e che altrove fatico a trovare:Il prompt engineering riletto al 2026. Niente ruoli posticci, niente "agisci come un esperto di...". Le tre leve che contano davvero — istruzioni esplicite, contesto adeguato, esempi curati — applicate al contesto specifico della CLI.Workflow reali, non demo da slide. Esempi concreti su WordPress e Node.js presi da progetti veri, non da repository giocattolo.In apertura c'è una prefazione scritta da Claude Opus, a cui ho dato il manoscritto completo chiedendogli un commento onesto, anche dove il libro non funzionava. È rimasta lì come l'ha scritta: è il modo più trasparente che mi sia venuto in mente per inquadrare il libro.Il libro è gratis — pay-what-you-want con minimo zero. Se ti torna utile e vuoi contribuire, decidi tu quanto. Se non puoi o non vuoi, scarichi e leggi senza pensieri: la licenza Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0 ti permette anche di redistribuirlo e modificarlo, basta citare la fonte e mantenere la stessa licenza.

  14. Engineering AI Assistants
    Engineering AI Assistants
    The Definitive Guide for Users and Builders: Standards, Safety, and Reliability
    Nick Vyzas

    A practical field guide for using AI assistants at work—and engineering them in production. Learn the standards that prevent “sounds right, wrong” outputs: specs, grounding, tools, evals, guardrails, and cost control.

  15. A Short Guide to Naming
    A Short Guide to Naming
    Understand how and why to better name modules, classes, functions, and variables.
    Tim Ottinger

    if you've read my chapter on naming in a famous software book (first or second edition) you may want to go a little deeper. Same author, same topic, all-new content!