Books

Dan Shafer has published 60 books on topics ranging from computer programming to spirituality to "how-to" software guides. In this witty little volume, he offers some insights and suggestions for how to handle writer's block, the best way to get a handle on your audience, and the value and techniques of outlining.

A lo largo de 16 capítulos, 120 páginas y más de 70 ejemplos vamos a ver todo lo que podemos hacer con SVG. Puedes visitar la versión web en http://jorgeatgu.com/scalable/

In today's fast-paced startup world, the focus is often on speed and execution. But "Slow Down to Start Up" celebrates the importance of taking time - as part of work time - for reflection. Management of the entrepreneurial activity isn't a luxury; it's a necessity, especially in the fast-paced nature that governs the start-up ecosystem.

Google Docs is the pre-eminent on-line document writing and collaboration tool from one of the world's largest companies. Millions of people trust their documents to Google and depend on it for sharing and working with colleagues on those documents. This book assumes you already know how to use Google Docs and explores advanced topics like importing and exporting documents, creating and using outlines, managing footnotes, and other techniques. Coming soon: using little-known built-in research tools.

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Sourcegraph is a code search engine that shows you documentation and real-world usage examples for hundreds of thousands of libraries written in Python, JavaScript, Ruby, and Go.

Don’t get stuck at 3am with a broken server, or in the middle of your workday fighting configuration. Learn how to administer your servers!

Are you a beginning developer eager to learn how to build web applications with the Meteor JavaScript framework? This is the book for you.