Books

By the year 2000 it was the first time in history that we had four different generations working side-by-side in the workplace: the Traditionalists (born before World War Two), the Baby Boomers (born in the post war years 1945-1964), Gen X (born 1965-1985), and the Millennials (born 1986-onwards). This book explores the challenges the Millennials face.

Gestalten Sie den Umgang mit den Dokumenten in Ihrem Projekt. Dokumente per E-Mail zu versenden ist ineffizient: Es füllt unsere Postfächer, verursacht Wartezeiten und Fehler. Lesen Sie in diesem Leitfaden, wie Sie für verschiedenen Projekttypen eine gemeinsame Ablage einrichten.

Learn how to use C++ to produce more readable code, faster than C, and simpler to write. No object oriented programing. All the necessary information for the C to C++ transition.

This is a book of interviews of people using clean language in their work and personal lives. It chronicles how they came across clean language and how its use has changed their lives. By reading it you will get a sense of the breadth of its impact, from equine therapists, to ISO 9000 auditors.

The only thing we truly know about software development is that we can expect changes to our system.Through concrete examples, let's explore ways to build flexible, adaptable software systems by better understanding Kent Beck's 4 Rules of Simple Design.

ECMAScript 6 is coming, are you ready? There's a lot of new concepts to learn and understand. Get a headstart with this book!