Books

SleePG is a role playing game framework intended for play at bedtime. This book contains the basic game mechanics, guidelines for character creation and play, as well as some common problems and suggested scenarios.

The agile movement changed software development culture so that it focuses primarily on delivering customer value. Agility is a focus on flexibility to respond to change and customer demands in a timely manner. If lean thinking and agility principles can have such a dramatic effect on manufacturing and software respectively, why not explore their effect on the transformation of your leadership character? 

LEARN THE BASICS OF NODE Have you heard about Node.js? You haven't!  Node.js is changing how modern applications are built. Companies such as Uber, Walmart, Netflix and Paypal are companies that are using node to create revolutionary applications. Find out why and when Node.js is used and how you can start to benefit from Node.js.

Tango with Django is a beginner's guide to web development using the Python programming language and the popular Django framework 1.9 (also compatible with 1.10 and 1.11). The book teaches you the basics through a step-by-step guide, and is written in a clear, friendly way. A series of exercises can be found too, to test your knowledge.

Temos estudado e praticado sobre Docker há algum tempo e percebemos que a documentação oficial não é ideal para quem estar começando a sua utilização, não é didático, pois acredito que inclusive não se proponha a isso. É apenas um ótimo material de referência. Sendo assim resolvemos escrever um livro de uma forma simples e direta, para que os desenvolvedores possam usar Docker sem precisar se aprofundar na sua infraestrutura. Esse livro apresenta a utilização do Docker focando nas melhores práticas de uso, com base na metodologia 12factor.

A wondering read around the world of Java and Agile taken from the mind of a Java Developer who seems to be very good at annoying people, based on the comments.

Creating web sites is more than just HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Understanding the tools we use requires a skill set all its own. Underneath the UI surface of our desktop applications lives the power of the command line.