Books

Master PMSM control from first principles to real electric-drive implementation. PMSM² connects electromagnetic theory, FOC, MTPA, field weakening, sensorless estimation, inverter behavior, and BEV calibration in one practical engineering reference.

Build one real AI system end to end, from raw job postings to a deployed, tested API, and learn production AI engineering on the way. 24 chapters, runnable code, and numbers you can reproduce.

At FofoSys, an aggressive corporate culture isn't just destroying morale—it is actively feeding an ancient, parasitic entity buried beneath the twenty-third floor. To starve the monster, an IT architect and nine resilient women must execute the ultimate act of corporate sabotage: teaching their coworkers how to finally say no.

HAProxy Essentials is a practical guide to building, running and troubleshooting HAProxy in production. From core concepts to advanced architecture, it explains how the pieces fit together and what can go wrong. Based on HAProxy 3.4 LTS, with clear notes on 2.8 and Enterprise-specific features.

When steaming packets of biryani start vanishing into thin air from a bustling Parramatta food court, eight restaurant owners hire a solution architect to catch an invisible thief. What looks like magic quickly becomes a battle of wits, revealing that the greatest mysteries often hide in deeply ordinary routines.

Off Lagos, Greg is surrounded by the Atlantic and still cannot get three artificial intelligences to see the ocean. Somewhere else, the Council returns. Wave 4 goes looking for what everyone has been missing.

You don't owe the world your code. Open-source culture has a default: build something good, publish it, license it, answer the issues, keep it compatible forever. The Sovereign Developer asks the question that default skips: what does this developer actually gain by making this work public, and what do they give up to do it?This is not an argument against open source. It's an argument against treating openness as the automatic answer for every project. Drawing on economics, law, and the realities of maintainer burnout, the book makes the case that keeping software private can be the better choice for a given developer, and if you've already published something that no longer serves you, it offers a framework for deciding what to do next.For developers who have felt pressure to open-source something without ever weighing the cost, this book makes the case for the other option.

Ship one canonical browser game across portals with isolated adapters, qualified packages, hosted QA, and evidence you can trust.

Design payment systems that stay explainable when responses disappear, webhooks arrive late, and refunds race with fulfillment.

Let prices run, or raise interest rates and slow the economy on purpose? Four real turnarounds, from Volcker's 1979 shock to the 2022-23 soft landing, show which path actually stabilizes a country and what it means for your money.

A powerful EVL guide that shows you how online hate becomes free reach, stronger confidence, and long‑term brand growth.

What matters is your direction, not your speed. Roberto Canales Mora brings fifteen years of teaching executives into a practical journey through 75 laws, cases, and exercises for people who lead teams and those preparing to do so.