Books

The why and how around and about AWS Kinesis

Wer unter der Arbeitslast im Office stöhnt, findet in diesem Büchlein eine Handvoll Prinzipien und Praktiken, um sich das Leben einfacher zu machen. Es sind keine speziellen Werkzeuge nötig. Ausreichend ist der gute Wille, einige gewohnte Verhaltensweisen zu verändern. Es geht darum, harte Arbeit durch smarte zu ersetzen.

This book is my answer to the question: how to teach React to a complete beginner, in as little time as possible? Need to learn the basics quickly? This is your book.

You might be already aware of popular coreutils commands like head, tail, tr, sort, etc. This book will teach you more than twenty of such specialized text processing tools provided by the GNU coreutils package.

The Adventurer's Guide to the Yol'Najj Forest is a system agnostic adventure location for your fantasy table top adventures. Within you'll find a guidebook that highlights important forest locations, creatures, npcs, and gear in sweet sweet zine format! 

Build state-of-the-art AWS infrastructure easily using Terraform, Docker and Kubernetes.

This guide is your resource for onboarding hires to Flowing

Für einen Entwickler ist der Programmcode Dokumentation genug? Das halte ich nicht für angemessen. Statt dessen verwende ich einen Teil meiner Zeit auf zusätzliche Arbeit zur Dokumentation. Was das genau ist und woran man denken sollte, versuche ich in diesem Büchlein zu beschreiben.

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Kata, palabra japonesa que representa una secuencia de movimientos establecidos que se realizan con la finalidad de perfeccionar una técnica. Esta referencia quiero transmitirla a ustedes en el ámbito del desarrollo frontend, intentando crear una serie de conceptos y técnicas que deben adquirirse y perfeccionarse por cada nivel de aprendizaje.

Do you need to get your way around Teradata and do not have time? In this short, to-the-point book I can help you answer the most common questions I have encountered during my experience as a Teradata user and technical trainer.

How would you compare the Agile world 20, 10 years ago and at present? What has changed systematically? What do you think about this direction? Is the direction right? How close is it to your heart? What would you do differently?What is the direction for Agile in the next 10, 20 years? What systemic change will happen?