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Production Go is the book about creating and maintaining modern production applications written in Go. It assumes prior programming knowledge, and is recommended for professional programmers.
Engineers will find the architecture of every layer of the modern stack, explained from first principles, with the failure modes that motivate each design
Build your own 24/7 internet radio in a single weekend — on a €5 server, understood down to the last line. Ten chapters from bare server to on-air: the tower (Icecast), the robot (Liquidsoap), the door (nginx). Every step tested live, every trap marked. Friday it's a napkin sketch; Sunday night a stranger presses play, and it plays.
A business ethics grounded in Aotearoa. It teaches the skill worth having, not resolving hard cases but holding them: seeing who decides, who is heard, who is counted, and who is excluded, and staying answerable when there is no right answer.
How second-order PDEs classify into hyperbolic, parabolic, and elliptic types via characteristics, reduced to canonical forms, and solved explicitly.
How first-order PDEs propagate data along characteristics, from linear to fully nonlinear settings with explicit step-by-step solutions throughout.
555 ECBA practice questions with full rationales — organized by domain, with near-miss analysis on every answer. Blueprint V1.1 aligned.
50 original ECBA™ practice questions with near-miss analysis — not just what's right, but why the wrong answer felt right.
50 original ECBA™ practice questions with near-miss analysis — not just what's right, but why the wrong answer felt right.
50 original ECBA™ practice questions with near-miss analysis — not just what's right, but why the wrong answer felt right.
Certainty feels safe - but in an uncertain world, it's a bug, not a feature. A Data Engineer shows how the craving for absolute truth is a form of "overfitting," and how thinking in probabilities makes you more creative, resilient, and right more often.