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  1. 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.

  2. 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.

  3. Wardley Maps
    Wardley Maps
    Stuart Gunter

    The use of topographical intelligence in business strategy. I am publishing this ebook as a way to experiment with Leanpub and learn how it works before starting to produce my own original content. It wouldn't feel right accepting payment for someone else's work, so ALL PROCEEDS WILL BE DONATED TO CHARITY.

  4. Front-end Debugging Tools Handbook
    Front-end Debugging Tools Handbook
    Chrome DevTools, IDE Debugging, Framework Extensions, Cursor Workflows, and More.
    Lala Hakobyan

    A practical front-end debugging guide to the tools and techniques required to debug, optimize and monitor your web applications. This handbook helps you gain the fundamental and deep knowledge of a comprehensive toolset, from Chrome DevTools and framework extensions to integrated IDE debuggers.

  5. 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.

  6. ​DUAL-ENGINE ALGORITHMS
    ​DUAL-ENGINE ALGORITHMS
    From Conceptual Formulas to High-Performance Code: A Comparative Guide to Data Structures, Memory Management, and Optimization
    AhmedAdawy

    How does code actually run under the hood? Stop guessing and master the hidden physics of execution. Learn how Python and Java truly manage memory, layout data structures, and drive high-performance algorithms.

  7. 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.

  8. A Cool Brisk Walk Through Discrete Mathematics
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  9. Code Is for Humans
    Code Is for Humans
    A Guide to Human-Centric Software Engineering
    Zohar Jackson

    To write better code and build better products, we must understand why engineering and design often fail. Why is it so difficult to write bug-free code? Why do people fail to use products? And why do engineering projects so often go sideways? The answer to these questions lies in the shortcomings of human cognition and the nature of complexity.

  10. The Micro-SaaS Playbook
    The Micro-SaaS Playbook
    Your Slogan Online

    The era of "all-in-one" apps is over—customers are tired of paying massive subscriptions for complex tools when they only use one feature. That’s why hyper-specialization is the ultimate startup advantage today.📘 Introducing: The Micro-SaaS Playbook A quick, no-fluff guide to building a small, highly focused, and wildly profitable software business.

  11. Zero to Hero Bash
    Zero to Hero Bash
    Build a Real Backup Tool, One Commit at a Time
    Muhammad Yaseen Rasheed

    Learn Bash the way it should be taught: by building one real, tested backup tool — not toy examples — one Git commit at a time.

  12. 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.

  13. C# & AI Masterclass: The Foundations. Syntax, Type System, and Logic for Modern Developers.

    Unlock the power of Modern C# with the ultimate beginner's guide. Go from your very first line of code to designing custom objects and classes. Master essential concepts: data management, control flow logic, and reusable methods. Lay the rock-solid foundation for advanced AI, Azure, and Unity game development.

  14. Design Driven Data Engineering
    Design Driven Data Engineering
    Design-Driven Data Engineering: From Business Domain Models to Production Data Systems
    Kevin Languedoc

    Most data engineering projects fail not because of technology—but because of design.Design-Driven Data Engineering reveals a powerful new approach: start with business design, shape clarity through information modeling, and only then build systems that scale. This book gives you the frameworks, blueprints, and real-world patterns to design architectures aligned with business value, analytics needs, and modern AI-era requirements. Whether you’re an engineer, architect, analyst, or technical lead, this guide shows you how to turn complexity into clarity—and build data systems that actually work.

  15. Building Dev Teams For Tomorrow
    Building Dev Teams For Tomorrow
    Always Two. AI-Powered. Future-Ready.
    Muthukumaran Navaneethakrishnan and Prabagar Ganapathy

    Big teams slow down. Small, AI-powered teams move fast. This book shows how two people + AI can ship features faster, cheaper, and with less noise—using processes you can run with today’s tools.