Books

If you're an intermediate learner or advanced professional who are still struggling with the complex concept of State in Flutter, then this book is for you!

I recommend this reading for any actor that participates in the design, implementation, and validation processes of software components through Reactive programming and Functional programming, supported by the use of Rx extensions.

Discover Appwrite’s Powerful and Flexible features which are making life easier for developers.  Learn about the Free Production ready Appwrite’s backend so you can plug your App in without having to code or manage any infrastructure. The book introduces the platform letting you build and integrate a project with a self hosted Appwrite instance.

Are you an absolute beginner with no prior knowledge to any programming language? But you want to be an Android or iOS mobile application developer? This book will teach you both. You will learn to build Advanced Flutter Apps, from scratch. You will also learn Dart programming language that runs Flutter.

Dies ist die Version 11.12 dieses Fachbuchs, die am 02.11.2023 im Umfang von 819 Druckseiten erschienen ist. Dieses Buch behandelt die aktuellste Version von Entity Framework Core 7.0.13 und gibt einen Ausblick auf Entity Framework Core 8.0.

A hands-on, fast-paced guide to get you started with cross-platform mobile application development with Google's Flutter framework.

Core ML is pretty easy to use — except when it doesn’t do what you want. The Core ML Survival Guide is packed with tips and tricks for solving the most common Core ML problems. Updated for iOS 14 and macOS 11.

Nowadays Android and iOS development are very similar: starting from Kotlin and Swift, ConstraintLayout and AutoLayout and finishing with same architecture approaches and libraries. I believe that if you know one of these platforms you could easily jump into another. Or if you don't know any of them, you could easily learn both of them.

Many of my colleagues complain that all the wrong companies and recruiters approach them about jobs. It turned out that their LinkedIn profiles were flat, barren, and did not highlight their skills. LinkedIn is the resume of the 21st century. A few minutes or improving your LinkedIn presence can lead to the job you want, at the salary you deserve.

Learn to develop native apps on iOS and Android. Leverage what you know about one platform to quickly learn the other, or simply learn both platforms at the same time! This book relates concepts across platforms and is your trusted guide to rapidly mastering mobile app development.

Writing enterprise mobile apps? If your company or client is an Office 365 subscriber, you must checkout PowerApps!

Swift is still very, very young and many developers are still figuring out how to best use the language. There are countless tutorials about patterns and best practices, which makes it hard to see the forest for the trees. In this book, you learn the four patterns I use in every Swift project I work on.

Writing a few lines of Swift is surprisingly easy. Once you start to dig deeper, though, you discover that building an application for Apple's platforms is more challenging than it seems. This book outlines the challenges you face along your journey and how to overcome them.

“I don’t feel in control of my project’s architecture.” - You“MVC simply doesn’t cut it. There must be a better solution.” - Yours TrulyDespite its widespread, the Model-View-Controller pattern just doesn't cut it for most Swift projects. Take control of your Swift projects with the Model-View-ViewModel pattern.

"I want to learn Core Data, but I don't know where to start." - Every Swift Developer"I was frustrated with Core Data until I took the time to learn the fundamentals." - Yours Truly"Core Data is difficult to use." - I Prefer to Stay AnonymousDoes this sound like you? It's time to take Core Data serious and learn the ins and outs of the framework.