Books

Fifteen years after the publication of "Domain-Driven Design: Tackling Complexity in the Heart of Software" by Eric Evans, DDD is gaining more adoption than ever. To celebrate the anniversary, we've asked prominent authors in the software design world to contribute old and new essays.

A book of conversations by Russ Miles, CEO of ChaosIQ, on software development, production failures and chaos engineering, captured on the Geek on a Harley tour from San Francisco to the GOTO Chicago 2018 conference.

This book covers R software development for building data science tools. This book provides rigorous training in the R language and covers modern software development practices for building tools that are highly reusable, modular, and suitable for use in a team-based environment or a community of developers. (Printed copies coming soon!)

This book starts with the basics of PowerShell and uses a step-by-step approach to build up to complex concepts. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, this book will help you become more proficient with PowerShell. By the time you finish this book, your skills will be as well-integrated as the seamless components in the cover artwork.

Temos estudado e praticado sobre Docker há algum tempo e percebemos que a documentação oficial não é ideal para quem estar começando a sua utilização, não é didático, pois acredito que inclusive não se proponha a isso. É apenas um ótimo material de referência. Sendo assim resolvemos escrever um livro de uma forma simples e direta, para que os desenvolvedores possam usar Docker sem precisar se aprofundar na sua infraestrutura. Esse livro apresenta a utilização do Docker focando nas melhores práticas de uso, com base na metodologia 12factor.

Take your first step into the world of computer programming. This book assumes that you don't know anything about writing code, and teaches you the fundamental concepts that programmers use every day. You will need some basic computer skills – like downloading, opening, and saving files – but everything else will be explained here, step by step, starting from the very beginning.

Quantitative finance in C++: an inside look at the architecture of the QuantLib library.

A simple compilation of the Git Flow workflow, edited together from the best sources. A handy quick reference that is always with you. Stay in the "flow"!

Quantitative finance in Python: a hands-on, interactive look at the QuantLib library through the use of Jupyter notebooks as working examples.

What really happens inside your computer?A click seems simple.A program opens.A file loads.A webpage appears.But underneath that simple experience, billions of electronic components and thousands of layers of software are working together.Inside the Machine takes you beneath the interface—from bits and logic gates to CPUs, memory, storage, operating systems, and applications.Discover how information becomes computation, how processors execute instructions, how memory and caches keep data moving, how operating systems manage the machine, and how a computer goes from power-on to a running application.Stop seeing the computer as a black box. Start seeing the machine.

Construye tu primer agente con Python o TypeScript y aprende a desarrollarlo con especificaciones, pruebas y límites claros.

The master question "What don't I see yet?"Three checks, always in this orderReach — What do I actually want here?Clear — What's blocking me from seeing it, or getting it?Align — Is this belief about now, or about before?Find the question that fitsPredicting disaster? Am I predicting what's likely, or what I'm afraid of?Confused about someone else? What is this person actually trying to do?Can't decide? What can fail, and how badly? If I'm wrong, can I recover?Same pattern again? What's the simplest explanation that fits all of it?Just got proven wrong? Which specific assumption failed?The loop, compressed Notice what's actually here → name what's blocking you → check whether your read is current or old → act on your best current guess → let reality correct you.That's the whole book. Everything else is detail.