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  1. Focus On Your Success
    Focus On Your Success
    24 Simple Insights To Drive Daily Achievement
    Philip Espinosa

    Success is a result in intention. If you are interested in improving your relationships with others, being more productive day to day, connecting with customers, engaging your team, and delivering results, then this book is for you. This book is a collection of simple and concise thoughts that busy business professionals can use as guides in their everyday professional life. The process is simple to implement. Use intentional focus to generate awareness. Use awareness to find opportunities. Leverage opportunities for action. Convert action into success. Good Luck and Congratulations on your interest in your personal and professional development.

  2. Practical AngularJS
    Practical AngularJS
    Real-world examples of using AngularJS in multiple scenarios and platforms (KarmaJS, Firebase, Eclipse, WebStorm, O2 Platform)
    Dinis Cruz

    This book contains the AngularJS related blog posts posted on Dinis Cruz’ blog at http://blog.diniscruz.com.

  3. Securing PHP: The Usual Suspects

    Web application security is complex, there's no doubt about that. Thankfully a large part of the problems can be boiled down to ten major issues. This book covers those issues and how to harden your PHP against them.

  4. Greed for Hands
    No Description Available
  5. A Primer on Java
    A Primer on Java
    Second Edition
    Rahul Batra
    No Description Available
  6. Test Book 123123213
    No Description Available
  7. New Data: a Field Guide
    New Data: a Field Guide
    A Primer on No and New SQL
    J Patrick Davenport
    No Description Available
  8. 10 Prosperity Exercices
    10 Prosperity Exercices
    Transform Your Mind And Life so That The Business Comes To You
    Adrian Harabulă
    No Description Available
  9. Apostolic Marriage
    Apostolic Marriage
    Simon Peter Chappell
    No Description Available
  10. Growing Agile: A Coach's Guide to Agile Requirements
    No Description Available
  11. Growth Movements
    Growth Movements
    The growth method for reimagining your business through fluid movements without the loss of core principles
    Jin Lee

    Bruce Lee, using a metaphor for resilience, said, "You must be shapeless, formless, like water. When you pour water in a cup, it becomes the cup. When you pour water in a bottle, it becomes the bottle. When you pour water in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Water can drip and it can crash. Become like water my friend." That's what 'Growth Movements' means; optimal adaptation and growth method for reimagining your business within a dynamic environment without the loss of core principles.

  12. Tonali
    Tonali
    Memorias de un caballero andante moderno
    Fernando Villafuerte
    No Description Available
  13. Run your project Agile! - said the CTO
    Run your project Agile! - said the CTO
    A book to help you with tools and tips on starting Agile projects
    Ardita Karaj

    Have you heard of Agile Project Canvas, Value Stream Mapping, Story Mapping? Do you know how to use them on your Agile projects and get out of them information beyond what they promise? This book will give you some examples and How-To's

  14. Becoming a Better Programmer
    Becoming a Better Programmer
    A handbook for people who care about code
    Pete Goodliffe

    You care about code. You're passionate about programming. You’re the kind of developer who likes to craft truly great software. And you want to do it even better. This book is for you.

  15. Travel Diary
    Travel Diary
    Stories and ideas found whilst travelling
    Billy Moon

    Still recovering from Typhoid, four months after I discovered it in my blood - I am feeling too unwell to continue my work, and too healthy to lie down - so I thought I might write a book. It will start as a document of my temporal and geographic travels, but I don't know how it is going to end yet, we can save that for the foreword - which is apparently written last - I always thought that was a bit back to front, which reminds me...