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  1. Code React Sweetly
    Code React Sweetly
    A Beginner-Friendly Guide to Build and Deploy Modern Apps with React
    CodeSweetly

    Ready to finally master React without the overwhelm? Code React Sweetly is the beginner-friendly, hands-on guide that takes you from zero to confidently building and deploying real-world React applications. Learn JSX, components, props, state, hooks, forms, styling, and routing step by step—all while creating practical projects you can actually use. No endless theory. No tutorial hell. Just clear explanations, real code, and a shopping cart app that ties it all together. By the end, you’ll honestly think like a React developer. Build. Style. Deploy. Repeat. Start your React journey now! Printed copies of this book are also available on Amazon.

  2. Python Combat Guide
    Python Combat Guide
    A comprehensive manual about tricks, good practices and coding style for hands on Software Developer Managers and Developers
    Carles Mateo

    Python 3 Combat Guide is a practical guide, full of actual experience and common sense, to avoid errors and to develop Python 3 Software Projects and System Administration programs.Targeted to SDM, Team Manager and Developers, defines practical strategies and tricks, and teach the basis of Unit Testing in pytest.You'll learn OOP easily.

  3. Digital sustainability
    Digital sustainability
    Principles and practices
    András Ács Pedersen and Jesper Balslev

    Digital Sustainability: From Principles to Practice shows how digital technologies shape our environmental and societal future, and how we can design them responsibly. It equips students and professionals with concrete tools to build more sustainable software, systems, and digital solutions. Less theory for its own sake, more competence for the reality we’re about to enter.

  4. Software Engineering - The Soft Parts
    Software Engineering - The Soft Parts
    Lessons from 10 years at Google
    Addy Osmani
    No Description Available
  5. Infrastructure as Code for Security Engineers

    Your infrastructure isn't a place anymore, it's text in a repo. This book teaches security engineers to read, review, and audit Terraform like an auditor, not a builder, so you know exactly what to look for before someone else's code hits production.

  6. The Competitive Coder's Manual: Thinking in Patterns and Logic
    The Competitive Coder's Manual: Thinking in Patterns and Logic
    Master the Mindset Behind Algorithmic Excellence—From Competition Leaderboards to Production Systems
    George panos
    No Description Available
  7. Claude Code
    Claude Code
    A practical guide for those who want to start using Claude Code professionally
    Maurizio Pelizzone

    The book is free — pay-what-you-want with a $0 minimum. If you find it useful and want to contribute, you decide how much. If you can't or don't want to, just download and read without worry: the Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0 license even allows you to redistribute and modify it, as long as you credit the source and maintain the same license.

  8. 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.

  9. Talking with Tech Leads
    Talking with Tech Leads
    From Novices to Practitioners
    Patrick Kua

    A book for Tech Leads, from Tech Leads. Discover how more than 35 Tech Leads find the delicate balance between the technical and non-technical worlds. Discover the challenges a Tech Lead faces and how to overcome them. You may be surprised by the lessons they have to share.

  10. Make Bugs (nearly) Impossible
    Make Bugs (nearly) Impossible
    Resisting human and AI slop in an LLM age.
    Jason Turner

    With the advent of LLMs and AI coding assistants, we are generating code at an ever-accelerating rate. How do we manage this influx of code without getting fatigued and overwhelmed? How do we ensure coding standards are maintained? What practices and tools can we put in place to amplify our efforts while not introducing more bugs?

  11. 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.

  12. C# for Babies
    C# for Babies
    Teach your little ones the basics of the C# programming language!
    Maarten Balliauw, Khalid Abuhakmeh, and Arina Kovrizhkina

    An illustrated book perfect for teaching your little ones the basics of the C# programming language!

  13. 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.

  14. 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

  15. A Quick Steep Climb Up Linear Algebra
    A Quick Steep Climb Up Linear Algebra
    Version 1.1.0
    Stephen Davies
    No Description Available