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  1. ITPEC FE Examination Study Guide Subject A&B (April 2026)
    ITPEC FE Examination Study Guide Subject A&B (April 2026)
    Real 80 Questions with Detailed Explanations
    Takashi Narita

    Conquer the "Algorithm Wall" with 20 high-density practical questions. Learn the logical thinking and pseudocode mastery required to pass the most challenging part of the FE exam.

  2. The Solana MEV Playbook: Building High-Frequency Arbitrage and MEV Bots in Rust

    The Solana MEV Playbook: Building High-Frequency Arbitrage and MEV Bots in Rust Solana moves in milliseconds. MEV moves in microseconds. If your bot is slow, someone else eats your trade. This is the technical playbook for engineers who want to build production-grade MEV and arbitrage infrastructure on Solana — in Rust, from the ground up, with real code and real architecture.

  3. GitOps with ArgoCD
    GitOps with ArgoCD
    A Comprehensive Guide
    Sudhanshu Jaiswal

    Modern cloud systems require automation, consistency, and reliability. GitOps With ArgoCD shows how to manage Kubernetes applications using Git as the single source of truth while enabling automated deployments, policy enforcement, and scalable multi-cluster operations.Learn how DevOps teams use ArgoCD to simplify continuous delivery, improve infrastructure visibility, and maintain secure and reproducible environments.

  4. Exploratory Data Analysis with R

    This book teaches you to use R to effectively visualize and explore complex datasets. Exploratory data analysis is a key part of the data science process because it allows you to sharpen your question and refine your modeling strategies. This book is based on the industry-leading Johns Hopkins Data Science Specialization.

  5. 100 LLM Autopsies
    100 LLM Autopsies
    What broke, why nobody noticed, and how it was found
    Hatem M.

    A model that crashes is a good day. The dangerous failures return answers — plausible, fluent, and wrong. 100 failures. 63 diagnostic instruments. One rule: inspect what actually happened.

  6. Life in the Lab, the essential guide to becoming a researcher
    Life in the Lab, the essential guide to becoming a researcher
    Experimental design, conducting research, data analysis and statistics, and writing up your work for publication
    Kevin Hamill

    New to research? This is the one book you should read. It's got everything. It'll take you from choosing your project and starting out in a lab, through designing experiments, acquiring data and performing the appropriate analysis, and all the way on to writing up your work for publication, and presenting your work at conferences.

  7. Use Cases schreiben für KI
    Use Cases schreiben für KI
    Wie man Use Cases für Stakeholder, Entwicklungsteams und KI-Agenten schreibt
    Simon Martinelli

    Ihre Use Cases haben einen neuen Leser: einen KI-Agenten, der sie direkt in Code und Tests umwandelt. Die Implementierung ist mittlerweile kostengünstig, doch die präzise Formulierung der Absicht stellt den Engpass dar. Dieser Leitfaden vermittelt Ihnen, wie Sie Use Cases verfassen, die sowohl für Stakeholder und Ingenieure als auch für die KI-Agenten, die sie umsetzen, funktionieren.

  8. The PostgreSQL Handbook
    The PostgreSQL Handbook
    From First Query to Production
    Rachid DAHIR

    Learn PostgreSQL the way you will actually use it — from your first SELECT to indexes, query plans, row-level security, backups, partitioning, replication, and pgvector. 501 pages, 23 chapters, one support-ticketing database that grows with you, and every listing verified against a live PostgreSQL 18.4 before it went to print.

  9. You Would Choose Now
    You Would Choose Now
    Measuring America's Progress Toward Fairness and Tolerance
    Allen B. Downey

    If you could choose any time to be born — not knowing who you would be — would you choose now? Using decades of survey data, Allen Downey tests whether America has become fairer and more tolerant, and examines how changes in attitudes and beliefs relate to law and public policy.

  10. Embeddings and Vector Search
    Embeddings and Vector Search
    Every index built from scratch. Every recall figure checked against exact ground truth.
    Hatem M.

    Vector databases give you a similarity metric, an index with four tuning parameters, acompression option and a way to filter — and almost no guidance on what any of it costs. This book builds each one from scratch and measures it. The proximity graph, the invertedfile, the product quantiser: implemented in NumPy, included with the text, and checkedagainst exhaustive search — so every recall figure here is exact rather than estimated.

  11. AI for Network Engineers
    AI for Network Engineers
    A Practical Playbook for Automation, Troubleshooting, and Smarter Operations
    Jozef Baros

    Practical, safe AI for people who actually run networks.

  12. Software Engineering: A Modern Approach

    This textbook is designed for use in introductory Software Engineering courses. Additionally, it can be used by junior developers intending to consolidate their knowledge in the field. It has also a web version available at https://softengbook.org.

  13. C++23 Best Practices

    For the first time ever, C++23 changes "Hello World" in C++. What kind of fundamental changes does this mean for your code?

  14. Cognitive Productivity with macOS
    Cognitive Productivity with macOS
    7 Principles for Getting Smarter with Knowledge
    Luc P. Beaudoin

    In today's competitive knowledge economy, you always need to keep learning —and fast. But most information and apps get in the way. This book describes 7 principles for selecting, processing and mastering knowledge using potent Mac apps.

  15. The INTJ Wealth Pyramide
    The INTJ Wealth Pyramide
    A Quiet System for Turning Skill into Financial Freedom
    Finxter

    INTJ is one of the rarest personality types in the world. Only about 2.1% of people share it. You notice inefficiency sooner, tolerate stupidity less, and spend years building capability without building leverage.And yet somehow, people with less depth, less skill, and less actual value keep making more money than you.