Books

Move towards more flat organization. Encourage leadership. Help developers stay happy and effective. And embrace remote work.

Testing Ember.js is a widely discussed topic. Learn some of the things I've discovered that aid testing, particularly for Rails developers.

Learn how and why you should engage your customers through their phone including 19 detailed tutorials including a robust small business phone system that costs less than $10 per month.

Freshman Murders is the opening story in the Residue Class Mysteries. The series is dedicated to the proposition that, when solving mysteries, there's no substitute for brains backed by courage.

Ego, meilleur ami ou meilleur ennemi. Jouez avec votre ego... pour en tirer le meilleur parti. Vous vous étonnerez peut-être ?

*Where There's a Will There's a Murder* is the second story in the *Residue Class Mysteries*. The series is dedicated to the proposition that, when solving mysteries, there's no substitute for brains backed by courage.

A morose and introverted student uncovers latent paranormal powers that lead her to time-space portals, Wiccan covens, teleportation and telepathy. Along the way she meets kindred souls with similar powers.

Engage with a new, modern approach to monitoring. Let Sensu route your alerts, monitor your metrics and populate your dashboard. This book is written for the savvy sysadmin who wants to come up to speed with Sensu in a hurry.

If you like Microsoft's Reactive Extensions (Rx) but need more control, this book can teach you how to build all types of dataflow systems using the TPL Dataflow Library that go way beyond the abilities of Rx.

Hybrid demon and human, Aphelia Red Fox knows nothing about her past. Caught in Karma Fortuna, she's torn between too many choices and too little time. On a crossroads, she'll find ways to survive, evolve, and stop setting her tail afire!

Capt. Matt Black and Dr. Andrew MacGillivray are a pair of paranormal private eyes hot on the trail of someone — or something — killing women during the raucous 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago. Stranger things are afoot however when their friend, L. Frank Baum, finds a man who was brutally attacked not far from the Fair.