Books

Test-Driven Development for JAVA Developers

Use modern DevOps practices such as Infrastructure-as-Code and Configuration-as-Code in order to build a Zero-Trust cyber range!

Master the Java fundamentals and have a lot of fun solving the Java code Challenges of this book. You will see if you really know core Java concepts well. There are more than 70 well-elaborated Java code Challenges for you to challenge yourself and refine your Java skills to the very best so you can get rid of bugs far more easily.

There are hundreds of articles and blog posts covering OAuth 2.0, but none of them present the modern, real-world use cases. This guide covers OAuth 2.0 from a real-world perspective and covers modern use cases of the specifications.

Data Dump: Insider Advice from Experienced Software Professionals is the perfect book to jump-start your software career, packed with advice from over 50 experienced software professionals. Whether you’re taking the first steps into coding, or you’re an experienced programmer looking to revitalize your programming passion, this book is for you.

This book contains over 200 practical Vim recipes to help you improve your Vim skill. When you are done reading this, you'll be using Vim like a pro!

You've learnt how to code, it's time to learn how to distribute your skill for money.

Node.js Stream Module - How it Works Under the Hood

Advanced Topics in Parallel and Distributed Systems Design

Python Django Flask Rest Framework with Oracle database 

Everything you need to know about generics in Go: be among the first to start using type parameters when they arrive. Avoid the common pitfalls and keep writing high-quality Go code.

Learn to program using C language using pointers from the beginning.Analogies and graphics are used for a deeper understanding of objects and their addresses, types, memory, data, etc. Chapters 1 to 5 are already finished.

Although we do have some good books about open source software licensing, most of these books are written by (and to) lawyers, which hinder the understanding of busy developers. This book also has a practical orientation. After covering the concepts of open source licensing, we highlight real examples of good and bad licensing usage.

Although this book is not a comprehensive text that covers every single aspect about creating R packages, I’ve written it in the spirit of an extended tutorial or guide document with a relatively simple working example.