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  1. Practical Guide in Software Engineering

    A Practical Guide in Software Engineering - Building Project Euler Solutions in PHP

  2. Software Construction Brick by Brick, Increment 1
    Software Construction Brick by Brick, Increment 1
    Using LEGO® to Teach Software Architecture, Design, Implementation, Internals, Diagnostics, Debugging, Testing, Integration, and Security
    Dmitry Vostokov

    The first increment covers memory, memory addresses, pointers, program loading, kernel and user spaces, virtual process space, memory isolation, virtual and physical memory, memory paging, memory dump types.

  3. Memory Dump Analysis Anthology, Volume 1, Revised Edition

    This reference volume consists of revised, edited, cross-referenced, and thematically organized articles from Software Diagnostics Institute and Software Diagnostics Library (former Crash Dump Analysis blog), written from August 2006 to December 2007. This major revision contains updates relevant to Windows 10 and WinDbg output color highlighting.

  4. Ensemble Programming Guidebook

    Optimizing for best results in outcomes and learning by working on the same problem on the same computer at the same time - co-located or remote. This book sets you off to a good start and helps course-correct when you wonder about the setup that could work for your teams.

  5. C# 11.0 Crashkurs
    C# 11.0 Crashkurs
    Die Syntax der Programmiersprache C# für die Softwareentwicklung in .NET Framework, .NET Core, .NET 5.0/6.0 und 7.0
    Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg

    Der "C# Crashkurs" ist ein prägnanter Überblick über die Syntax der Programmiersprache C# in der aktuellen und produktionsreifen Version 11.0. Dies ist die Auflage 6.9 des Buchs, die am 30.10.2023 im Umfang von 400 Seiten erschienen ist und bereits einen Ausblick auf C# 12.0 enthält!

  6. How to Make Your Programs Run Hundreds of Times Faster
    How to Make Your Programs Run Hundreds of Times Faster
    an advice with open source technology
    Victor Porton

    There is a popular saying "There is no best programming language." Nevertheless, which one is the best?

  7. The PowerShell Conference Book
    The PowerShell Conference Book
    Volume 3
    Mark Kraus, Michael Zanatta, Joe Houghes, Christian Coventry, Steven Judd, Phil Bossman, Adil Leghari, Arnaud Petitjean, Bill Kindle, and The DevOps Collective, Inc.

    20+ subject matter experts have teamed up to bring you the ultimate collection of PowerShell+DevOps topics that are designed to be like a conference in a book. This book not only delivers top-notch content that rivals any book on the market, but all royalties are donated to the OnRamp scholarship program which bootstraps others into the industry.

  8. API on Rails 6 (Spanish)
    API on Rails 6 (Spanish)
    Construye una API usando Ruby on Rails 6 usando las mejores practicas. La intención de este libro no es únicamente enseñarte a como crear una API con Rails. El propósito princpal es enseñarte a construir una API escalable y mantenible con Rails lo cual aumentará tu conocimiento actual de Rails. En este libro aprenderas a: - Usar Git para control de versiones - Construir respuestas JSON - Probar tus end-points con pruebas unitarias y funcionales - Configurar autenticación con JSON Web Tokens (JWT) - Optimizar y cachear la API
    Oscar Tellez

    Aprende las mejores prácticas para construir una API usando Ruby on Rails 6. La intención de este libro no es únicamente enseñarte a como crear una API con Rails. El proposito sobre todo es enseñarte como construir una API escalable y mantenible con Rails lo cual aumentará tu conocimiento actual de Rails.

  9. Writing Maintainable Unit Tests
    Writing Maintainable Unit Tests
    Mastering the art of loosely coupled unit tests
    Jan Van Ryswyck

    The practice of Test-Driven Development has proven to be one of the major differentiators in writing quality software. Based on 15+ years of experience, this book is my attempt to teach about the heuristics that are involved when writing loosely coupled, maintainable and readable unit tests.

  10. Embedded Software Architecture

    So you have good information about the new system hardware and requirements.You also have a collection of chip vendor libraries, compiler supported functions, previous generation software, and ideas for new code.How do you come up with a software architecture that can tie everything together to meet the system requirements?

  11. Minimal Python
    Minimal Python
    Noah Gift and Alfredo Deza

    Even books that have "learn" in the title introduce readers to hopelessly complex topics like object-oriented programming or concurrency. It turns out YAGNI (You Ain't Gonna Need It). Why teach students topics they won't use either ever, or not for a few years?

  12. You Don't Know JS Yet: Scope & Closures

    The foundation of all programs is organization of variables/functions into nested scopes. Yet, many never contemplate how & why these decisions are made and the impacts on code maintainability. Scope & Closures examines lexical scope, builds on its principles for the power of closure, and digs into the module pattern for better program structure.

  13. A liderança técnica
    A liderança técnica
    Tudo o que você precisa saber sobre a posição de liderança técnica em projetos de software.
    Geison Goes

    Geison começou a escrever software aos 14 anos, mas sua carreira de verdade iniciou no ano de 2004.Em sua jornada foi consultor na ThoughtWorks e atendeu empresas listadas na Fortune 500 e também clientes locais como a Globo.com.Já na Hewlett Packard teve a oportunidade de ajudar a criar e implantar grandes produtos de software.

  14. Mastering Hyperledger Fabric
    Mastering Hyperledger Fabric
    Master The Art of Hyperledger fabric on docker, docker swarm and Kubernetes
    Narendranath Reddy

    A one-stop solution to become Master in the Hyperledger FabricHyperledger Fabric container orchestration with docker-compose, docker swarm, and KubernetesExposed many untold technologies and production-ready explanation with practical examples

  15. Software engineers do what now?

    Whether you’re a student, tech recruiter or simply want a change of career, this book will cover many areas of software engineering.