Books

Once movement begins, control fades.The River examines momentum that cannot be stopped and reveals why effort often arrives too late. It is not about creating outcomes, but about navigating what is already moving.Book II of The Law of Selection trilogy.

Not everything can happen.The Field examines the limits that exist before choice, effort, or movement appear. It reveals why some paths were never available and why clarity often arrives only when constraints are recognized.This is not about control. It is about the space in which outcomes are allowed.Book III of The Law of Selection trilogy.

Before belief. Before effort. Before intention.There is motion.The Road explores the earliest stage of change, where outcomes begin forming before choice is conscious and before desire takes shape. It reveals why effort often feels late, why belief follows experience, and why resistance is usually a signal that selection has already moved.This is not a guide to manifestation. It is an examination of how reality begins to move.Book I of The Law of Selection trilogy.

This series of test-driven small coding puzzles lets you code a database from scratch (no dependencies).We'll cover KV storage engines, LSM-Tree indexes, SQL, concurrent transactions, ACID, etc.

Master the Unity Engine without the fluff of beginner tutorials. Designed specifically for professional developers, this book translates game development primitives into software engineering mental models you already understand. Start building games with the architectural rigor and testing standards you are used to.

Design and deploy production‑ready AI agents without writing code. AI Agents Mastery shows non‑technical professionals how to turn vague “AI automation” ideas into stable agents that read emails, route work, research topics, and coordinate operations inside real organizations.​You will learn a clear, reusable structure for every agent: precise objectives, clean inputs, step‑by‑step reasoning, carefully chosen tools, and intentional memory.​From there, you build no‑code agents for email triage and multi‑agent research, connect them safely to documents, spreadsheets, and APIs, and then move them into production with monitoring, confidence thresholds, escalation paths, and cost controls.​The teaser chapter you’re holding—No‑Code Agent Platforms Setup—gives you the platform‑independent blueprint you can apply to any serious agent builder today or in the future.

Performance did not disappear; it lost authority. After performance, optimization becomes ritual, metrics become reassurance, and speed becomes habit. Action continues without leverage. This segment of structural research identifies why working better no longer produces calm and why continuing to work harder increases risk. Er. Nabal Kishore Pande provides a data-based artifact set for senior practitioners to move from instructional noise to structural accuracy. Learn to identify "Reliability Theater" and "Metric Reassurance Bias" within your socio-technical systems. This book is a descriptive object, built for permanence and academic rigor, intended for those who prioritize systemic literacy over temporary trends.

Change does not fail because of resistance. It fails because people lose clarity and ownership. Spiral Up gives you a simple framework to restore purpose, learning, and momentum at every level.

? Book SummarySQL Code Review Mastery teaches you how to write clean, secure, and high-performance SQL that reviewers approve fast—without endless back-and-forth. ✅ What You’ll LearnReview-Proof SQL → Write queries reviewers approve on the first passPerformance Tuning → Eliminate slow scans, bad joins, and hidden bottlenecksSecurity by Design → Prevent SQL injection and data leaksReadability Standards → SQL your whole team can maintainCommon Review Traps → Fix the issues reviewers flag most often? Key OutcomesCut review time by up to 50%Fewer production bugsMore confident approvalsCleaner, scalable SQL code? Who This Is ForDevelopers working with SQLDBAs reviewing or optimizing queriesTech Leads enforcing code quality standards? What’s InsidePractical SQL examples (bad vs good)Review checklists you can reusePerformance and security patterns? Why This Guide Is DifferentFocused on code reviews, not theoryBased on real production feedbackActionable rules you can apply immediately