Books

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Leverage the software development process through improvement at the upper stream - software requirements analysis. Provide solutions to most of problems you've seen in software requirements analysis.

Learn how to analyse app crashes and freezes, navigate through process core memory dump space and diagnose corruption, memory leaks, CPU spikes, blocked threads, deadlocks, wait chains, and much more. The book consists of GDB and LLDB exercises highlighting more than 30 memory analysis patterns diagnosed in 64-bit process core memory dumps.

Not your dime-a-dozen "Here's how you mess about with slides" presentation skills nonsense. Want to learn how to speak like a pro? To prepare for your talk so that you change your relationship with Cortisol? Establish a level of connection and intimacy with your audience that lovers only dream of...? Deal with failure, and even success...

So you have good information about the new system hardware and requirements.You also have a collection of chip vendor libraries, compiler supported functions, previous generation software, and ideas for new code.How do you come up with a software architecture that can tie everything together to meet the system requirements?

This is the book your boss does NOT want you to read! Learn to escape corporate America. We live in a new era of disruption.  It is possible to start a business with a laptop and an internet connection. As a long time consultant and entrepreneur, I have come up with a framework that works for me. Start plotting your escape today.

At its core, "Spicy: The Tech Leadership Cookbook" is your guide to building a successful, high-performing tech department. Whether you're a seasoned CTO, engineering manager or aspiring to a tech leadership position, these recipes will provide the tools and insights you need to lead with confidence and effectiveness.

Even books that have "learn" in the title introduce readers to hopelessly complex topics like object-oriented programming or concurrency. It turns out YAGNI (You Ain't Gonna Need It). Why teach students topics they won't use either ever, or not for a few years?

Sockets and Pipes is not an introduction to Haskell; it is an introduction to writing software in Haskell. Using a handful of everyday Haskell libraries, this book walks through reading the HTTP specification and implementing it to create a web server.

Una historia ilustrada de una transformación ágil que muestra lo que puede ir mal y cómo hacerlo bien.

Un libro sobre el funcionamiento interno de la JVM.

Conhecendo um pouco do funcionamento da JVM

True Customer Service Stories through the eyes of a Mystery Shopper: The Good, the Bad and the Exceptional