Books

A collection of notes from the inspirational lecture series "Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders". Read advice given by leaders such as Martin Eberhard (Tesla Motors), Ron Conway (SV Angel), and Steve Blank (Serial Entrepreneur).

Tasked with building an API for your company but don't have a clue where to start? Taken over an existing API and hate it? Built your own API and still hate it? This book is for you.

This is the book I wanted to read after I had become a software team leader. This is also a book I wrote for myself to avoid making mistakes I had already made.

If you read the tech press, everyone knows they need an API but most aren't really sure what it is. They treat it as another checkbox like "Web 2.0" was a few years ago or a mobile app was most recently. In fact, there's an entire "API-first" movement in development circles that most people don't understand or even realize why..

When Zoe Goodwin died, she expected to pass on or at least wind up in the afterlife. Instead she finds herself in the In Between, a place for people who just aren't ready to die. Along with her new companions, she must find her source - her reason for living - and discover who is killing people early.

What if humans were more important than the computers they worked at? What would an IT practice centered around yourself and your coworkers look like? People Matter! is a guide to focusing your time at the office around what really matters: the people there.

A bitter refugee nurse, a xenophobic doctor, and a sadistic treasure hunter are brought to the heart of a war torn African island by a rich man's irrational desire for power

Sayu is dealing with a break up when she moves back to Magic Kingdom and starts attending school there. She falls for this kid that is in her wand manipulation class but there's something about him that just seems to throw her off.

Chance has lived his life in a series of broken and disjointed jumps forward through time, allowing him to see the best and worst of humanity and its religious identity. Chance has always had the answer to the question that every son and daughter of Adam and Eve has asked. Now the answer is loose, and he just wants the question to go away.

Three intelligent, successful, pretty and famous college students held a big Valentine's Day party, but was found dead the next morning in suspicious conditions. People thought it was a suicide pact, but as the police investigation progressed, the evidence showed it was homicide. Who would have wanted them dead?