Books

Build fast, secure and portable applications with WASI. Start with the fundamentals, then move into components, WIT, Wasmtime and real production patterns using Rust, C, Go and JavaScript. From sandboxed plugins to serverless and edge workloads, this practical guide gives you the skills to take WebAssembly from your first experiment to production.

ZeroClick — это когда система убирает трение, чтобы перехватить управление до того, как ты сделал выбор. От интерфейсов Big Tech до биологических паразитов, от социальных манипуляций до твоей собственной психики — один протокол, разные субстраты. Ты не нажимаешь — за тебя уже нажали. Вопрос только в том, заметишь ли ты это.

Master modern Delphi from the ground up and build software that’s ready for the real world. From Object Pascal and VCL to FireMonkey, FireDAC, REST, concurrency and testing, this hands-on guide shows you how to write clean, maintainable applications with RAD Studio 13 Florence, backed by practical examples and proven techniques.

Most smart contracts don't break because of a clever hack—they break because someone believed a shortcut was safe. This book pulls back the curtain on the exact thought processes attackers use to find those hidden assumptions, turning a mirror on both your code and your culture. Whether you write Solidity, audit protocols, or lead a Web3 team, it arms you with the mindset and practical checklists to build systems that survive the next worst idea.

Cyber security is everyone's concern. Everyone should be aware of the risks and impact of cyber attacks. Instead of limiting myself explaining what to do in order to prevent cyber attacks, this e-book and the game it accompanies start from real cyber security incidents that happened and learn what went wrong and how to avoid something similar to happen in your own context.

A complete solo camping and bushcraft guide covering fire, shelter, water, cooking, foraging, minimal gear, safety, and Leave No Trace principles.

Most asyncio tutorials introduce async and await on page one and ask you to take the runtime on faith. This book does it the other way around. You build a working event loop inthirty lines of plain Python — no asyncio import — and meet the keywords as labels for parts of a runtime you have already watched run. By the end, async Python stops beingintimidating and starts being readable.

Is your cat's behavior leaving you baffled? Discover how to step outside your human perspective, understand their wild instincts, and build a bond based on mutual trust and respect.

Big O is not about seconds. It is about what happens to your work when your input gets ten times bigger, and that is the question interviewers are really asking. This book builds the notation from a list of names you can watch being searched, then hands you twenty everyday jobs in ten pairs and asks you to name the shape of each one.

Vector databases give you a similarity metric, an index with four tuning parameters, acompression option and a way to filter — and almost no guidance on what any of it costs. This book builds each one from scratch and measures it. The proximity graph, the invertedfile, the product quantiser: implemented in NumPy, included with the text, and checkedagainst exhaustive search — so every recall figure here is exact rather than estimated.

Both parts of the Transition Playbook in one 139-page volume: the mental models, the orchestration patterns, and two 30-day plans for moving from writing code to directing agents.

A clear, illustrated walkthrough of how live television is made — from newsroom decisions to control room execution — designed for curious learners and senior-friendly reading.

Four MCP servers installed end to end without a terminal, plus a troubleshooting decision tree and five workflows to run the day you finish.

Supabase wired into Claude and Cursor over MCP, with RLS designed for agent access, service_role blast radius contained, and ten failure modes diagnosed.