A code-free book aimed at developers, this is stuffed full of good advice that will help you to achieve your goals throughout your career. You can buy textbooks to learn the technical expertise, but this is the book that will teach you to become a better developer in every way.
Manifestos, arguments, & rants on equality, rights, & fair coverage in the media for people with multiple personalities. We discuss the history of multiplicity, where it's heading in the future, the larger umbrella of plurality. Fodder for internal discussions and debates, blazing trails and making the world a better place for plurals to live in.
This feel-good book is for writers, potential writers, meditators, and potential meditators. It serves as an example of bliss writing to make the writer happier and more creative. And it gives some perspectives on meditation.
You distinguish yourself from others not so much by what you've read, viewed or listened to, but by the lasting impact that information has had upon you. How can you use knowledge to become a more effective person? Cognitive Productivity answers this question with cognitive science and practical strategies.
True stories by The Crisses, a group entity with multiple personalities, as they try to uncover the roots of repeated childhood betrayal.
A cutthroat guide to learn how to architect, design, and oversee web application projects. Here, frameworks are merely tools, not paradigms. Understanding the features behind these frameworks lets you build jaw-droppingly fast and flexible JavaScript apps.
Learn how to publish professionally with this step-by-step guide to creating publishing, promoting, and selling your books.
This brief and engaging book can be of use to anyone who has to interact with other people. How to offer feedback when asked or hired to do so. Why feedback tells more about the giver than the receiver. How feedback is distorted or resisted by the receiver's point of view and defense mechanisms. And in dozens of enjoyable vignettes, how humans have struggled to understand each others' responses.