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  1. Making Multiplayer Online Games
    Making Multiplayer Online Games
    A Game Development Workbook for any JavaScript Gaming Framework.
    Stephen Gose

    This step-by-step guide represents 3.5+ years of Massive Multi-Player Games (MMoG) research using WebSockets, Block-chain, and WebRTC. It goes beyond the typical fast-food junk deployments found in many available MMoG tutorials & books. This book includes Phaser JS and Code-less Gaming Frameworks, including EULA valued at $192.00.

  2. Phaser Game Starter Kit Collection
    Phaser Game Starter Kit Collection
    16+ Classic Game Mechanics using Phaser v2 Gaming Framework
    Stephen Gose

    This is a collection game starter kits guiding you in developing games for Phaser v2.x.x APIs. Each chapter is easy to read, humorous approach to game development, these self-contained tutorials are perfect for novices, experienced full-stack programmers, or anyone creating single-player games with their own artwork and features.

  3. Predicting the Unpredictable
    Predicting the Unpredictable
    Pragmatic Approaches to Estimating Project Schedule or Cost
    Johanna Rothman

    Do you have trouble estimating your project's cost or schedule? Are you curious about how to explain to your management that estimates are guesses? Would you like to improve your estimates? Learn how to generate a gross estimate for your project in a way management can hear. Learn why we estimate, how to explain where you project is, when to iterate on your estimate, and how to troubleshoot your estimation problems.

  4. Le Livre de TameFlow
    Le Livre de TameFlow
    La Théorie des Contraintes appliquée au Travail collaboratif de nature intellectuelle
    Steve Tendon and José Coignard

    Vous recherchez une approche de gouvernance d'entreprise à haute performance qui améliore la gestion, l'exécution et la livraison tout en gérant simultanément de multiples projets/produits, événements, parties prenantes et équipes ? Une approche qui vous apporte de meilleurs résultats financiers, une mise sur le marché plus rapide, une charge de travail réduite, une meilleure prédictibilité, des employés plus satisfaits et des clients ravis ? Alors découvrez TameFlow !

  5. Engineering Manager’s Compass
    Engineering Manager’s Compass
    Insights for building effective engineering organizations
    Dunya Kirkali and Maxim Schepelin

    Whether you're stepping into your first management role or navigating a new company, this book shows you how to thrive by understanding the hidden rules that shape your role, building unshakeable team alignment, and mastering the art of planning in uncertainty. From decoding your company's DNA and organizational dynamics to turning vague ambitions into actionable plans, you'll discover practical frameworks that reveal why some engineering teams flourish while others get stuck in endless debates and missed deadlines. This is the book we wish we had when we first stepped into management.

  6. Choosing Strategic Priorities
    Choosing Strategic Priorities
    How to Focus Strategy When Resources Are Limited
    Nabal Kishore Pande

    How should an organisation choose its most important priorities when resources cannot support every ambition? This book presents a practical framework for comparing options, making trade-offs, allocating resources and turning strategic choices into focused execution. It includes worksheets and decision tools to help leaders make priorities clear, defensible and actionable.

  7. Better Books with LaTeX the Agile Way
    Better Books with LaTeX the Agile Way
    Streamline Your Writing Process and Connect with Readers from Day One. Self-Publish Your Book on Amazon, Google, and Leanpub.
    Clemens Lode

    Better Books with LaTeX the Agile Way can help you to overcome obstacles along the way of self-publishing on Amazon, Google, and Leanpub, using the most powerful typesetting software available (LaTeX and Overleaf). It will also introduce you to a novel way of marketing, connecting you with your readers long before the book hits the shelves.

  8. Stop Implementing AI
    Stop Implementing AI
    The No-BS Playbook for AI That Works
    Cliff Robbins

    Most companies are stuck in "pilot purgatory"—endless AI experiments that never scale. Teams spend weeks sharing clever prompts and one-off scripts, but nothing makes it into production. Budgets evaporate, engineers' enthusiasm curdles into cynicism, and executives start asking "we spent how much on this?" The problem isn't the AI tools—it's the approach. AI models are inherently non-deterministic (ask the same question twice, get different answers), while software engineering demands deterministic, reliable results. Without structure to bridge this gap, AI adoption fails spectacularly. This book introduces PIT™ (Plan Implement Test), a proven methodology that transforms unpredictable AI outputs into reliable engineering workflows. Built from thousands of hours of real development work, PIT™ channels AI's capabilities through structured planning, phased implementation, and comprehensive testing—delivering the consistency that production code demands.

  9. Critique of Management Reason
    Critique of Management Reason
    Management Bits and Tips from Can’t
    Dmitry Vostokov

    This book is an anthology of posts on people and project management from 2008 to 2010, when the author was a manager and was roaming between management training sessions. It started as a blog, Management Bits and Tips: Reflections on Software Engineering and Software Technical Support Management, which now survives as a Facebook page, ManagementBits. When the author returned to engineering after management in 2009, he wanted to publish a book with the original title, Management Bits: An Anthology from Reductionist Manager. Around 2015, he changed its title to Critique of Management Reason: Management Bits and Tips from Can't and added a few more bits as late as 2017.

  10. Practical Work Delivery with Multiple AIs
    Practical Work Delivery with Multiple AIs
    A step-by-step method for research, presentations and everyday work
    William Lee

    Plan the work, produce a useful result, check it with another AI, and improve it within clear limits. Practical examples for research, presentations and software.

  11. Generative- und Agentic-AI für IT-Manager
    Generative- und Agentic-AI für IT-Manager
    Hype trifft auf Realität in großen Unternehmen
    Wolfgang Keller

    LLMs und Agentic AI sind derzeit Hype. Richtig angewendet können sie extreme positive Effekte bringen. Dieses Buch zeigt, vor welchen Herausforderungen man in großen Unternehmen und speziell auch in regulierten Umfeldern bei der Einführung stehen wird. Das Buch ist eine leicht lesbare Einführung für IT-nahe Führungskräfte und Enterprise Architekten und auch nützlich für IT-Profis allgemein, die in das Thema einsteigen möchten und absehbare Projektfehler vermeiden möchten

  12. AI for Product Managers
    AI for Product Managers
    Leverage Artificial Intelligence to Build Great Products
    Valerio Zanini

    AI is reshaping industries and products. This book helps Product Managers understand how to use AI tools to plan, design, and deliver great products. It explains the AI stack and strategic frameworks for integrating AI features into products; how to use GenAI to perform customer discovery, market research, and prototypings; and how the Product Development Life Cycle and the Model Development Life Cycle intersect when creating AI-driven products.

  13. The Team Implements: A Zero Bug Policy
    The Team Implements: A Zero Bug Policy
    Fix It Now Or Delete It
    Yassal Sundman

    Learn how to stop managing bugs and start focusing on quality!

  14. INDUSTRIAL DESTABILISATION  IN KARNATAKA AFTER 1991
    INDUSTRIAL DESTABILISATION IN KARNATAKA AFTER 1991
    Public-Sector Distress, Strategic Resilience and the Bangalore Cluster
    Rahul Basu

    After 1991, Karnataka’s industrial landscape split in two. Some of the state’s best-known public-sector factories—ITI, HMT, Mysore Lamp Works, NGEF—slid into losses, soft-budget support and eventual closure or near-collapse. Others, notably HAL, stayed profitable. Private firms such as Kirloskar Electric, Vikrant Tyres and Trot Shoes followed still different paths: restructuring, takeover or quiet survival at reduced scale. This book explains why. Using DuPont ratios, Beneish M-scores, Altman Z-scores and courtroom and parliamentary records, it shows how liberalisation, lost protection and strategic mandate produced sharply divergent outcomes—and how those firm-level failures reshaped Bangalore’s older industrial neighbourhoods. A clear, data-driven account of industrial destabilisation in India’s most famous technology city.

  15. The AI-Native Project Manager
    The AI-Native Project Manager
    A New Project Lifecycle for People and AI
    Syed Faizan Amjad

    AI now drafts the charter, builds the schedule, and writes the status report. The project lifecycle was not designed for that. The AI-Native Project Manager gives working project managers a redesigned lifecycle, the Governed Loop: five phases, three human checks, and an Autonomy Dial for deciding how much the machine does. Practical, sourced, and written by a PMP who runs multi-team programs for a living.