Books

Everything you need to know about  HTTP , this book covers all aspects of HTTP and HTTPs and how to workd and build your own server , How web servers/ Applications works .

Code along a single page Eshop app, complete with a shopping cart, product catalog, and search features. Use latest React, ES6 JavaScript features, and Firebase integration for achieving a modern serverless architecture. NOTE: First few chapters only available at no cost. Code available in open source at GitHub.

This book teaches you to design, analyze, and draw meaningful conclusions from experiments and observational studies.  Experiments such as A/B testing and observational data obtained by scraping the web, are commonly encountered in data science.  Many examples are also included from the sciences and social sciences.

Humanity has a track record of wielding some serious project management chops. From building the Great Pyramids to landing on the moon, humanity's greatest endeavors have required thousands of people working together on common goals. That requires intricate project management to pull off. Here's what you need to get there.

Learn the fundamentals of functions, closures, and prototypes in JavaScript.

JavaScript is the defacto language of the world, but its dynamic nature can often get you in trouble.  Static typing helps avoid a bunch of mistakes that are easy to make when using a dynamic language.  TypeScript is JavaScript, only better.  These days, TypeScript is Essential.

This tutorial has a funny name, and friendly face, but it's serious about making learning Haskell fun. Volume 1 is a most enjoyable way for programming beginners to start with Haskell. It will take your reading from zero to halfway thru beginner-level, and your writing to the tiniest pre-beginner (basic) programs. Uses gradual, staged, small whole programs and fun examples with useful illustrations. The main site is at www.happylearnhaskelltutorial.com. Twitter @happylearntutes and YouTube Channel.

The Microservices Primer gives a short introduction to Microservices: What they are, why they are useful and how to learn more about them. It is meant as a quick read for the busy developer, architect and manager and is a great start into the world of Microservices.

Project Myopia: belief that the project model is the only way of managing business change and development; not seeing digital development as a continuous commitment to growing the business; believing it will end and working for the end. #NoProjects Project Myopia is now on Amazon

This book is about exploratory testing as an approach to thinking and learning while testing. Some might call this skilled testing. Some might say just testing (of good quality). It's about the special thing professional testers do to when they provide great results, so that you can learn to do it better too.

This book introduces the use of Docker focusing on best usage practices, based on the 12factor methodology.

Visualization examples for agile teams and agile people.