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  1. Agentic Engineering
    From Execution to Orchestration
    Narayanan Jayaratchagan

    You have been using AI as a faster keyboard.The engineers who will define the next decade are using it as a cognitive workforce they direct, constrain, and govern. The gap between those two practices is not a matter of better prompts. It is a matter of an entirely different mental model.This book is that mental model. Built from first principles. Illustrated through 28 chapters of real architectural decisions, real failures, and real production systems.From execution to orchestration. The complete practitioner guide.

  2. It can definitely help you save quite a bit of time.

  3. The OpenClaw Playbook
    A Prompt-First Guide to Making Your Agent Useful
    Dennis Steinberg

    You've set up your agent and taught it your name. With this book you teach it your patterns, your triggers, and the version of yourself you're working towards. 24 chapters. All prompts, no code.

  4. Creating NPM Package with TypeScript
    Simplified TypeScript Guide to Building and Publishing Libraries
    CodeSweetly

    Now updated and better than ever! The new edition of CodeSweetly’s Creating NPM Package is here. It features semantic-release automation, NPM Trusted Publishing, and advanced TypeScript modularization. Learn how to build, organize, automate, and securely publish professional TypeScript libraries with modern, production-ready workflows. Are you ready to deliver cleaner, smarter, and fully automated packages? Get your copy of the updated version today. Printed copies are also available on Amazon.

  5. THE ART OF CHANGE
    Patterns for Success. A Modern Interpretation of the I Ching by Erik Schön
    Erik Schön

    What is change? Why is it important? How do you change successfully? THE ART OF CHANGE provides timeless answers to these eternal questions. It is a modern reading of The Book of Changes, in Chinese I Ching – a guide for sustainable success in turbulent times: discover solutions for your current situation by exploring relevant sections and considering how to apply the patterns in your context.

  6. Your backend will run on Linux sooner or later!

  7. Claude Patterns
    Reusable Workflows for Real Projects with Claude
    Hatem M.

    You already know the principles. Then you hit a wall mid-project — the session died, a decision turned out wrong, four pieces have to become one — and knowing the principles isn't the same as knowing what to do. Claude Patterns is ten reusable workflows for exactly those moments: the assemblies you run when principles alone don't get you through.

  8. Beyond Chat
    Managing Complex Projects with Claude
    Hatem M.

    Claude can write a chapter, a module, or a report section in minutes — that's exactly what makes long projects dangerous. Beyond Chat is a practical system for staying in control of long, complex work: how to define a project so it holds together, keep a memory that survives sessions, and know when things have quietly drifted off course.

  9. Tidyverse Skills for Data Science in R
    Roger D. Peng, Carrie Wright, Stephanie Hicks, and Shannon Ellis

    Develop insights from data with tidy tools. Import, wrangle, visualize, and model data with the Tidyverse R packages.

  10. Executive Data Science
    A Guide to Training and Managing the Best Data Scientists
    Brian Caffo, Roger D. Peng, and Jeffrey Leek

    This book teaches you how to assemble and lead a data science enterprise so that your organization can move towards extracting information from big data. This book is based on the acclaimed Johns Hopkins Executive Data Science Specialization. Printed copies of this book are available through Lulu.

  11. The Hitchhiker's Guide to DFIR: Experiences From Beginners and Experts
    A crowdsourced Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) book by the members of the Digital Forensics Discord Server
    Andrew Rathbun, ApexPredator, Kevin Pagano, Nisarg Suthar, John Haynes, Guus Beckers, Barry Grundy, Tristram, Victor Heiland, Jason Wilkins, Mark Berger, and Evangelos Dragonas

    A first-of-its-kind crowdsourced Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) book by the Digital Forensics Discord Server members to share knowledge!

  12. Hands-on Domain-driven Design - by example
    Domain-driven Design practically explained with a massive case study
    Michael Plöd

    This book aims to explain the concepts of Domain-driven Design in a way that it is easily applicable in practice. Each chapter contains a theoretical part which is explained from the point of view of practical applicability and then exercises with solutions based on a comprehensive, complex case study (real estate loans).

  13. CBRFIR 300-215 Complete Learning Guide
    An Unofficial Study Guide for the 300-215 Digital Forensics & Incident Response Exam (v1.2)
    Jozef Baros

    Everything you need to pass the 300-215 DFIR exam — all five domains, 18 original diagrams, and 159 practice questions — in one clear, unofficial study guide.

  14. CBRCOR 350-201 Complete Learning Guide
    Performing CyberOps Using Cisco Security Technologies
    Jozef Baros

    The structured, hands-on study guide that gets you through CBRCOR 350-201 — and actually good at the job: full blueprint coverage, 145 explained questions, runnable labs, and real case studies.

  15. Linux Troubleshooting Strategies
    Creative Fixes and Workarounds for Common Linux Problems
    Jay LaCroix

    Troubleshooting Linux systems can feel like solving a mystery—but the right strategies make all the difference. This ebook teaches practical techniques, tools, and real-world approaches that help you diagnose problems faster and fix them with confidence.