Bundles

Your tests pass. Your dashboards are green. Then production tells a different story, usually at 2 a.m. This bundle is for the engineer holding the pager. Instrument everything so nothing breaks invisibly, inject failure on purpose to find weak points early, and resolve real incidents fast when they hit. Trade reactive firefighting for genuine control over what your software actually does once it is live.

Writing Go is easy. Building Go services that survive real traffic is not. This bundle takes you from comfortable with the language to genuinely production-ready: designing solid backends, wiring up web and API layers, then mastering the hard parts like concurrency at scale, gRPC, databases, profiling, and network security.

Anyone can script a network in Python. Almost no one can automate the performance-critical core, like SDN, intrusion detection, and AI infrastructure, in modern C++. This bundle makes you that rare engineer. you can go from administering and troubleshooting real networks to automating software-defined networks, security, and cloud at scale, all on a current C++23 foundation. It is a specialist, highly defensible skill set that sits exactly where fast networking meets modern C++.

This bundle gives network professionals the know-how to take on the NetDevOps roles that are becoming more and more important in enterprise network engineering.

This bundle gives platform engineers a practical blueprint for the whole IDP lifecycle, including provisioning infrastructure, orchestrating workloads, enabling developer self-service and making the whole platform observable.

A special package for engineers who are into high-performance GPU computing in Rust.

Three hands-on books, one per tool: Wireshark to see the traffic, mitmproxy to intercept and change it, Metasploit to exploit what you find. 59 chapters of lab-based examples with cited sources, for a third of the price of buying them separately.

Learn advance CSS feature like Grid Lanes, Houdini API. 1. Native Masonry Layout for the Modern Web.2. CSS Houdini promised to let developers extend the browser's own styling engine. Ten years on, its five APIs have had five very different fates. @property works in every browser and is one of the most useful additions to CSS in years. The Typed OM works everywhere except Firefox. The Paint API runs only in Chrome and Edge. The Layout API and Animation Worklet never shipped, and native CSS now covers most of what people wanted them for.

Build, test, deploy, and scale real-world AI applications with this two-volume engineering bootcamp. Learn Python, FastAPI, LLMs, semantic search, RAG, Docker, CI/CD, Kubernetes, cloud deployment, security, and production monitoring. One complete learning path from AI foundations to production-ready systems.

AI is moving fast, but understanding it does not have to be complicated. This four-book bundle takes you from the basics of artificial intelligence into the technology behind large language models, the practical art of prompting and the rise of AI agents. Clear, practical and free from the hype, it gives you the knowledge you need to understand what AI can actually do and where it is heading next.

What really happens between a prompt and the next generated token? This collection goes behind the abstractions to explore the engineering of modern LLM inference, from transformer fundamentals and memory management to quantization, KV caching, GPU optimization and production serving. Across C, Rust, vLLM, GGUF and local models, these books show how inference systems are built, optimized and operated when performance, cost and reliability actually matter.

Go beyond writing code and learn what really happens underneath it. This bundle takes you from SIMD and CPU optimization to STM32 embedded development, giving you a practical look at how modern hardware works and how software can be made faster, more efficient and more reliable. Whether you are tuning performance-critical code or building firmware from the ground up, these books give you the knowledge to understand the machine and make better use of it.

Two books for web developers on putting AI to work in your product: build interactive apps inside Claude, and expose your website to AI agents with WebMCP. Runnable code included.