Books

Dive into the future of web development with this essential guide! Unravel the secrets of building real-world applications using the latest technologies. Whether you're a seasoned developer or a CS student, this book is your ticket to mastering full-stack development.

A detailed look at the thought processes and techniques for testing a REST API based application. Starting with interactive testing using the GUI, cURL and HTTP Proxies, we move on to automating the REST API using Java and REST Assured. The case study uses an Open Source application and free and tools.

The Markdown Guide is a comprehensive reference to the Markdown markup language. New users will get a brief overview of the language and available applications, then hit the ground running by experimenting with the syntax. Advanced users will appreciate the careful attention to syntax details.

Discover how to create various types of Dice Games using these methods from the "Construct Game Starter Kit" collection. By the end of this instructional workbook, you will have a production pipeline that gives you the ability to create as many unique "Yahtzee-style" browser games as your imagination can conceive! This will enable you to explore your creative ideas faster and with greater confidence using this prototype template.

You Don’t Know JS Yet: The Unbooks is the final, draft-edition release of the second edition series—featuring the complete but unedited drafts of Book 3: Objects & Classes and Book 4: Types & Grammar, plus two bonus chapters reflecting on the “lost” books that were never written. This is the raw, honest conclusion to You Don’t Know JS Yet—a gift for readers who still care about deeply understanding JavaScript.

Master HTML, CSS, and JavaScript by building 6 real projects. Perfect for complete beginners who learn best by doing. No prior coding experience required. Start building professional websites today.

In this book you will learn the following: Build Console appsCreate Web APIsTest your codeCreate and publish reusable packages that others can consumeOrganize your files in a projectWork with files and directoriesParse text with the string library and regular expressions.

Is There a Six-Figure Freelance Developer in You?Leaving the Rat Race with Python shows you how to nurture, grow, and harness your work-from-home coding business online --- and live the good life!It's an insider's guide to freelance developing. Start your new thriving coding business now!

Reading "Learn Python the Simple Way", you'll learn how software work.At this moment, Python is one of the fundamental programming languages for Machine Learning (ML), Scientific and Numeric Computing, Robotics and even Web Development.

Discover why functional languages, such as Elixir, are ideally suited to building applications following the command query responsibility segregation and event sourcing (CQRS/ES) pattern. Learn how to implement this architecture in a Phoenix web application to build an exemplary Medium.com clone.

Are you a beginner or an intermediate learner who has been struggling through the maze of OOP and Design Patterns concepts of PHP and you also want to learn the cool new features of PHP 7?Then this book is for you.

Learn Node.js and Express.js by building practical web applications, not by memorizing endless syntax. Node.js and Express.js Simplified guides you through the essential concepts you need to create servers, handle requests and data, organize Express applications, connect frontends, test your code, and deploy real projects. Clear explanations, practical examples, and a focus on understanding make this an approachable guide for anyone ready to take their JavaScript skills beyond the browser.

Frameworks come and go; components built on the browser's own element model don't have to. This book teaches the platform first, then Lit on top of it, and builds one real design system the whole way through: from a bare button to a versioned, documented, server-renderable npm package.

Build a complete TypeScript MCP App with a portable text fallback, accessible React dashboard, server-validated action, and tests at every boundary. Includes the tested companion project.

What if your browser could run AI without sending your data to a server? AI in the Browser shows you how to build fast, private and fully local AI applications using WebGPU, WebAssembly and on-device LLMs. From GPU compute to a complete local chat interface, you’ll build everything yourself with practical code.