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  1. EV Charging at Home: Cost Calculator & Complete Setup Guide
    EV Charging at Home: Cost Calculator & Complete Setup Guide
    A practical, step‑by‑step guide to Level 1, Level 2, installation, safety, and real EV charging costs.
    EcoVolt Living

    A complete EV charging guide covering Level 1, Level 2, installation requirements, cost calculators, NEMA outlets, connector types, safety rules, renter solutions, and federal tax credits.

  2. Claude: The Fundamentals
    Claude: The Fundamentals
    A Practical Guide for Beginners
    Magicienduweb

    Get started with Claude through 18 accessible lessons, original diagrams and 28 adaptable prompts. Practice with guided exercises and learn to check your results—no coding experience required.

  3. Podman
    Podman
    Trettio övningar
    Jonas Björk

    Den här boken lär oss Podman genom att faktiskt använda det, laboration för laboration, från vårt allra första podman run till en komplett, rootless produktionsmiljö som startar sig själv efter en omstart. Vi bygger egna images, kopplar ihop containrar över nätverk vi själva skapar, sätter upp persistent lagring för riktiga databaser och lär oss felsöka system som faktiskt gått sönder, med flit.

  4. Building Production Web APIs With Go
    Building Production Web APIs With Go
    Build RESTful APIs using PostgreSQL, sqlc, pgx, Docker, OpenAPI and Kubernetes
    Iede Snoek

    Build a Go Web API that goes beyond “Hello, World”Getting a REST API running in Go is easy.Building one that is structured well, handles concurrent requests correctly, manages database changes safely, can be tested, containerized, documented, and deployed is where things become interesting.Building Production Web APIs with Go takes you through that journey step by step.You begin with a tiny HTTP server and gradually develop it into a complete library API backed by PostgreSQL. Rather than presenting a finished architecture and asking you to copy it, the book introduces problems as the application grows, then shows how to solve them. You see not only what the final code looks like, but why the design changes are necessary.Along the way, you will learn how to:Build RESTful HTTP APIs using Go, net/http, and ChiWork directly with PostgreSQL using pgxGenerate type-safe database code from SQL with sqlcManage schema changes with Goose migrationsSeparate HTTP models from database modelsStructure a Go backend for maintainabilityHandle transactions, row locking, and concurrent requests safelyEnforce data integrity with PostgreSQL constraintsWrite unit tests using database abstractions and test doublesUnderstand what unit tests cannot prove without a real databaseDocument your API with OpenAPI and Swagger UIPackage the application with Docker and Docker ComposeImplement graceful shutdownDeploy the complete application to KubernetesThe example application is deliberately realistic. A seemingly simple operation—allowing a user to borrow a book—eventually exposes concurrency problems and leads naturally to transactions, PostgreSQL row-level locking, and database constraints. The emphasis throughout is on understanding the engineering decisions behind the code rather than simply copying recipes.Who is this book for?This book is for developers who already know the basics of Go and SQL and want to learn how the pieces of a real backend application fit together.It is not a beginner’s introduction to the Go language, nor is it a comprehensive reference to PostgreSQL, Docker, or Kubernetes. Instead, it concentrates on the practical decisions involved in taking a small Go application toward a production-oriented architecture.If you can write basic Go programs and understand simple SQL queries, this book will help you make the transition from “I can build an API” to “I understand how to engineer a backend.”

  5. Surviving AI with Minimal Viable Kubernetes

    AI has changed the game. Suddenly, a small team—or even a single developer—can build things that once required an entire engineering department.But what happens when you need to actually run those things?Kubernetes has become the standard answer, but it has also become synonymous with complexity, specialist teams and expensive managed services.It doesn't have to be that way.Surviving AI with Minimal Viable Kubernetes explores a simpler approach: using Kubernetes as a practical foundation for small businesses, startups, solo developers and anyone who wants more control over their infrastructure without taking on unnecessary complexity.Discover the Minimal Viable Kubernetes approach, built around the essential pieces of Kubernetes that are often hidden behind managed services—and learn how AI can help you bridge the gaps in your own knowledge along the way.You don't need a giant cluster.You don't need a DevOps department.You need infrastructure that is minimal, viable and yours.

  6. Writing nginx Modules in Rust
    Writing nginx Modules in Rust
    A practical guide to building a real module with ngx-rust
    Yugo Horie

    Learn to write nginx modules in Rust by building a statistics module that counts requests across workers in shared memory and exposes them as Prometheus metrics.

  7. Sunset's Redemption
    Sunset's Redemption
    A story of the Karoo
    Neo Lechwenyo

    He was never just a troubled horse. Sunset carried wounds no one could see, a past he could never explain, and a heart that had forgotten how to trust. But sometimes, redemption begins when someone refuses to give up on you. One broken soul. One second chance. One journey toward forgiveness. Sunset’s Redemption Some scars fade. Others teach you how to live again.

  8. Baba Bank Riddles
    Baba Bank Riddles
    Chinmoy Mukherjee

    When a high-stress Sydney bank hosts a seemingly harmless riddle competition, it accidentally ignites a fierce, high-stakes psychological war among its sharpest employees. As semantic trick questions give way to brutal logic puzzles, a methodical systems architect and a brilliantly observant analyst must face off in a sudden-death showdown where the deadliest trap is their own assumptions.

  9. Tap Me When You Are Ready
    Tap Me When You Are Ready
    Chinmoy Mukherjee

    Nineteen roommates, nine chaotic couples, and one rogue smart-home system determined to teach them a lesson. When the appliances at 69 Cowper St hold the household hostage, the residents must survive a series of psychological tests to regain control of their home. Will they learn the art of compromise, or will their own kitchen tear them apart?

  10. تصميم وإعداد الحقائب التدريبية: دليل عملي لبناء المحتوى والأنشطة والأدلة والعروض وأدوات التقييم

    ابنِ حقيبتك التدريبية من تحليل الحاجة إلى التنفيذ والتقييم. دليل عربي عملي يجمع الشرح والنماذج والرسوم ومشروعًا محلولًا، ويشمل حزمة تطبيقية تضم خمسة ملفات وورد قابلة للتعديل وعرضين تقديميين.

  11. Martian Ejection
    Martian Ejection
    Chinmoy Mukherjee

    Billionaire Palan Musk built a Martian colony to be its indispensable patriarch, but a supernatural curse leaves him biologically and socially obsolete. To save their fledgling society, the nine founding women hatch an absurd, physics-defying plan to send him home: firing him across the solar system using a massive mechanical catapult.

  12. The Last Light in the Universe

    Journey to the absolute edge of time and witness the universe's final breath. The Last Light in the Universe transforms the cold reality of cosmic extinction into a stunning poetic celebration of our fleeting, miraculous present.

  13. Cognitive Trust Architect
    Cognitive Trust Architect
    Sourena Khanzadeh

    What if the biggest danger in AI isn’t that models fail—but that people trust them when they shouldn’t?Cognitive Trust Architect explores how to build AI systems that are not merely powerful, but worthy of reliance. Blending AI architecture, security, safety engineering, human factors, statistics, formal methods, governance, and agentic systems, it shows how to surround probabilistic models with boundaries, evidence, oversight, and deterministic controls.

  14. The AI Engineer Bootcamp in a Book
    The AI Engineer Bootcamp in a Book
    Build the Foundations
    AhmedAdawy

    Build the engineering foundations required to design and develop production-grade AI systems—from Python and FastAPI to databases, security, semantic search, RAG, LLM architecture, and AI application performance.Go beyond Python programming and start thinking like an AI Engineer.The AI Engineer — Volume I takes you from professional Python engineering to the foundations of modern AI application development.You will build the engineering knowledge required to create reliable AI systems—not just experimental notebooks or simple API calls.A project-based AI engineering book covering Python production engineering, FastAPI, PostgreSQL, authentication, testing, reliability, embeddings, semantic search, RAG, LLM architecture, AI pipelines, caching, and performance optimization.AI EngineeringAI EngineerArtificial IntelligenceGenerative AILLMLarge Language ModelsPythonFastAPIRAGRetrieval Augmented GenerationSemantic SearchEmbeddingsVector SearchLLM ApplicationsAI SystemsMachine Learning EngineeringBackend EngineeringProduction AIAI ArchitectureSoftware Engineering

  15. Owner Mindset
    Owner Mindset
    Kompri Kompri

    You can't control the age you were born into, the speed of change, or the machines reshaping your field. You can control whether you meet all of it as an owner or as a renter. The Owner's Mindset is a practical guide to radical responsibility, antifragility, and building the assets AI can't copy, so you can stop renting your working life and start owning it.