Books

Build a personal team of Grok Bot assistants and a second brain that preserves what you learn, without handing over your judgment or your security boundaries. This evidence-first playbook gives software engineers the roles, prompts, workflows, and metrics to test what actually improves their work.

🚀 New book: Understanding Kyverno in a visual way! Want to master Kubernetes policies without getting lost in YAML, CEL expressions, and complex concepts? Discover Kyverno through clear, colorful sketchnotes! From policy basics to advanced policy management, security, testing, and troubleshooting, this book makes Kyverno easier to understand, one visual at a time. 📘 Updated for Kyverno 1.19 (August 2026)Learn visually. Understand better. Use Kyverno wisely!

Step-by-step security guides for people who run their own WordPress site.

Graphs are behind many of the problems software engineers face every day, from finding the shortest route to understanding complex networks. Practical Graph Theory shows you how to turn these problems into working solutions, with clear explanations, Python implementations and real-world examples that help you choose the right algorithm and understand why it works.

The wrong trading platform can cost you before you place your first trade. Zero commission doesn't mean zero cost. An advertised API doesn't mean your account can use it. Discover how to compare brokers, exchanges, forex, futures, crypto, trading software, market data, and true execution costs in this comprehensive 330-page guide—and build a trading setup that works on your terms.

Building AI-powered software takes more than plugging into an LLM. This book explores the engineering principles and architectural patterns behind reliable, secure and scalable AI systems. Learn how to move from prototypes to production with practical techniques that stand the test of time, even as models and frameworks evolve.

Building reliable AI agents takes more than connecting an LLM to a few tools. This book takes you inside the Cursor Agent SDK, showing you how to build, test and deploy agents that hold up in production. Learn the APIs, understand the architecture and turn agentic ideas into systems you can trust.

Las redes de computadoras forman parte de prácticamente todos los sistemas tecnológicos actuales, desde el acceso a Internet y las comunicaciones móviles hasta los servicios en la nube y los centros de datos, gran parte de la infraestructura digital moderna depende de la capacidad de transmitir información de forma eficiente y confiable. NETWORKING - Fundamentos, Arquitecturas y Despliegue Práctico, nace con el propósito de proporcionar una comprensión sólida de los fundamentos que hacen posible dicha comunicación. Más que centrarse en herramientas, fabricantes o tecnologías específicas, esta obra busca explicar los principios que permanecen constantes detrás de cualquier red, independientemente de su tamaño, complejidad o evolución tecnológica. El contenido ha sido organizado siguiendo una secuencia progresiva de aprendizaje. Cada tema se apoya en los conocimientos desarrollados anteriormente, permitiendo construir gradualmente una visión integral del funcionamiento de las redes de computadoras. A lo largo del recorrido se estudian las arquitecturas de comunicación, los modelos por capas, el flujo de información entre dispositivos, los mecanismos de encapsulación y los fundamentos físicos que permiten transportar datos a través de distintos medios de transmisión. Asimismo, se analizan conceptos esenciales como señales, codificación, modulación, ruido, capacidad de transmisión, espectro electromagnético y tecnologías inalámbricas modernas. Estos conocimientos constituyen la base necesaria para comprender posteriormente áreas más avanzadas relacionadas con administración de redes, infraestructura tecnológica, telecomunicaciones, computación en la nube y ciberseguridad.

What if you could make massive Mixture-of-Experts models smaller without retraining them from scratch? This book takes you from the fundamentals of expert pruning to practical implementation, covering proven methods, working code and real-world deployment challenges. Learn how to identify redundant experts, preserve model performance and build pruning solutions that work in production.

Fix common WordPress problems yourself: PHP updates, critical errors, white screens, database errors, missing form emails, server moves, and security notices. Each chapter shows where to look, how to judge what you see, and how to roll back safely.

Python was never built to be the fastest language, but the world it now powers demands more speed than ever. As JIT compilation pushes Python into new territory, old trade-offs are coming back into focus. What does it take to make a language faster without losing what made it popular in the first place?

Take your graphics programming skills to the next level with a hands-on guide to OpenGL ES 3.2. From your first shaders to advanced rendering techniques, explore how GPUs work, learn to write efficient code and tackle real-world graphics challenges with practical examples for Android, Linux and embedded systems.

Stop relying on abstract marketing buzzwords. Master the real technical architecture, decision trees, and production-grade ABAP Cloud patterns needed to build upgrade-stable Clean Core extensions on SAP S/4HANA and SAP BTP.

A Deep Systems Engineering Guide to ELF64 Internals, Dynamic Linking, Kernel Loading, Binary Instrumentation, and Executable Runtime ArchitectureEvery executable binary contains more than machine instructions. It encodes the structural information, symbol relationships, relocation rules, memory mappings, and runtime metadata required to transform compiled code into a functioning process. Understanding this transformation requires looking beyond compiler output and examining the mechanisms that connect binary formats, operating-system loaders, dynamic linkers, virtual memory, and processor execution.Mastering ELF: From Bytes to Execution is a comprehensive, implementation-focused engineering reference to the Executable and Linkable Format (ELF), with a particular emphasis on ELF64 internals and low-level runtime behavior. Across 50 chapters, it follows the complete execution pipeline from raw binary structures and defensive parsing to kernel-space loading, dynamic symbol resolution, thread-local storage, exception unwinding, executable modification, and custom loader architecture.