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  1. Software Testing as a Martial Art
    There is no One Style
    David Greenlees
    No Description Available
  2. Основы веб-хакинга
    Более 30 примеров уязвимостей
    Peter Yaworski and Evgenii Burmakin

    По состоянию на 30 мая 2016 года, Twitter выплатил более $300,000 белым хакерам за отчеты об уязвимостях на доменах сайта. Это не было вымогательством. Сайты, подобные Twitter, Shopify, Dropbox, Airbnb, Google, Facebook и многие другие, просят белых хакеров сообщать о проблемах с безопасностью и выплачивают им за это вознаграждение. В этой книге на примере публично описанных атак будет показано, как они были обнаружены, выполнены, а так же рассказано, как должен выглядеть хороший отчет об уязвимости, какие инструменты вы можете использовать и где найти еще...

  3. সহজ সাবলীল ভাষায় জটিল বিষয়গুলো বিশ্লেষণ

  4. Diario
    v16.06
    Adrian Haasler García
    No Description Available
  5. Voyage To Destiny
    Screenplay Edition
    Ada Ellison

    Behind the scenes events of how Quinton "Squint" Dangerfield and buddy, Reuben Hopper,  journeyed from a New Guinea jungle to one in show biz.

  6. Lean TDD
    TDD Without the Waste - version 0.6.1
    Brian Okken

    Test Driven Development, TDD, changed the way we think about developing software. But somewhere in the last 25 years, much of the original message was lost and wasteful practices crept in. Today, software projects move very quickly, especially with the addition of tools like AI assisted IDE copilots and agentic coding. Does it still make sense to use TDD? Yes! Even more so today than ever before.We still want to build quality software. And now more than ever, we need the guard rails of an automated testing suite to keep agents on track. However, the approach we need to take with our test code is different. We need to trim the waste and focus just on the tests that tell us how the software behaves. We need to rethink TDD. Ironically, the best thing we can do is go back to TDD's original language, focus more on high level tests, and combine acceptance tests with developer tests. But honestly, that's what TDD was about all along. TDD shouldn't slow you down. Lean TDD strips the waste from Test Driven Development and keeps what actually makes you faster. Whether you're using AI agents or coding by hand, flying solo or on a team, this book will help you ship faster, with fewer bugs, and stay agile.

  7. Elephant sized PHP
    Scaling your PHP applications
    Andy Beak

    Scaling PHP Applications introduces the techniques that are used to run PHP at scale.  It focuses on providing direct guidance on implementing scaleable solutions to help you plan your application and prepare for growth.  This book discusses real world strategies and teaches you how to measure and improve the performance of your PHP applications.

  8. Volume 4 of the Experiential Learning Series provides many tried-and-true experiential exercises, ready to use or modify for lessons in programming, testing, analysis and design, as well as personal development, team building, and organizational change.

  9. Tired of small style changes causing big havoc because CSS is crazy? Catch problems proactively with Visual Regression Testing! No more being surprised that your shopping cart has been broken on mobile devices for the past 4 builds. You can write a suite of tests to run after every update and ensure your site is looking exactly like it should.

  10. Learn how to make mobile apps for iOS that use maps and locations! This book starts from the ground up and shows you how to use Apple's MapKit and CoreLocation frameworks to build location-based mobile apps that you can use for all kinds of different use cases.

  11. THE WORLD, OUR WRONG DIRECTION
    Yirenchie V.R Oppong
    No Description Available
  12. The Tapping Toolkit
    Beyond The Basics Of EFT/Tapping
    Andy Hunt

    The Tapping Toolkit is a practical collection of strategies and tactics for people who use EFT/Tapping for their own personal development or in their professional work with clients. It's a book for people who are ready, willing and able to work with their own experience and don't want to be spoon-fed general purpose, pre-digested solutions.

  13. Questions
    An apostolic bible study
    Simon Peter Chappell and Shawna Chappell

    A bible study that assists our understanding of who God is, our relationship with Him and the Plan of Salvation through questions found within the Bible itself.

  14. The role of Scrum Master is no to have people in charge. Indeed, he is under the charge of each Scrum team member to facilitate his job.

  15. The Eudaimonia Manifesto
    An open life philosophy for the 21st century
    Stefan Papp

    Eudaimonia is a open life philosophy for the 21st century for modern people who cannot identify with old religions and ideologies any more. Eudaimonia is open source. Everyone can contribute insights as long as the contribution reflect the Zeitgeist of the 21st Century. The manifesto is continuously updated and improved and adapted to reflect changes in the society.