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The Definitive Guide to Groovy Programming

This audiobook is a highlight reel of content revolving around the software developer's life.

This book provides a short summary and overview of data structures, algorithms, and machine learning. It is meant to introduce these topics to those new to programming for data analysis and engineering as well as provide a means for those familiar in these topics to explore them in Ruby.

This book will give knowledge about the basics of 'C' language and help you in learning basics of programing using 'C'. Concepts like Elements of 'C', Control Statements in 'C', Array and Strings, Functions and Pointers and Recursion are discussed in reader friendly language.

*Updated for 2023 with VMware Workstation version 17 information.* Information Technology has come a long way in the past 10 years and one of the greatest advancements in this field has to be that of virtualizing computers and servers in order to save IT administrators a lot of time and their companies a lot of money when it comes to building their backend systems. And now we can even go beyond virtualizing computers and virtualize our networks as well. Because virtualization allows us to run multiple computers (virtual machines) on one piece of hardware it makes it's easy to set up ...

Ever wondered what It takes to transform an early-stage technology startup or nascent organization into an effective software product enterprise? The kind that attracts significant market traction, investment, and ultimately, valuation? It’s not all about genius or luck, but rather, focused execution of good practices over time. The trick is to iterate pragmatically on a path that continuously builds value and results while avoiding costly distractions. If you’re a technology or product leader in one of these firms, or considering a move into the startup world, you’ll find this book ...

Author Brendan Burns demonstrates how you can adapt existing software design patterns for designing and building reliable distributed applications. Systems engineers and application developers will learn how these long-established patterns provide a common language and framework for dramatically increasing the quality of your system. This fully updated second edition includes new chapters on AI inference, AI training, and building robust systems for the real world.

Know what's causing application development waste so you can turn the tide. This is the audiobook your systems integrator and your application software vendor don't want you to hear. Enterprise IT (information technology) is a $3.8 trillion-per-year industry worldwide. Most of it is waste. However, the waste is hard to see, after being so marbled through all the products, processes, and guiding principles. That is what this audiobook is about. We must see, understand, and agree about the problem before we can take coordinated action to address it.

Scammers are on the loose and nobody is safe, not even Jeff's mom. But when this shy computer programmer tries to catch the bad guys, he finds there is more standing in his way than he realizes. In order to bring the scammers to justice, Jeff has to overcome his new boss, himself, and maybe even the law. In the last book, Jeff was introduced to God's email address and began a relationship with him. Now he must decide what to do with that relationship. But can Jeff do the right thing without completely imploding? And when the guns come out, can he escape with his life? God's Server is an ...

Is your team agile and self-organizing? What is your role as a leader? Team leadership is the missing link that connects all the buzzwords you hear these days to the real world where actual people have to learn, implement, and mainly, believe and push for this stuff to happen. This audiobook is meant for software team leaders, architects, and anyone with a leadership role in the software business. Hear advice from real team leaders, consultants, and everyday gurus of management.

Someone is trying to kill Jeff Davis. This shy software developer has put so many bad guys behind bars, that he has made enemies, and now he is being hunted. But this time, Jeff is not alone. Together with his network of friends, including fellow computer programmers, and his girlfriend, they set out to save Jeff's life, and the lives of others. People from Jeff's past come back to make an appearance, both good and not so good. Read this, the last book of the trilogy, to find out how it all ends, how all the threads get wrapped up. Some will live, and some will die. God's Network is a four-...

An infographic for programmers presents complicated technical ideas, coding best practices, or industry trends in an easily consumed visual style. An infographic uses images, icons, and succinct text to simplify data whether it is showing the software development process, contrasting programming languages, or offering debugging advice.

For a beginner, programming can seem like something scary or hard to do. With all the technical terms and concepts out there, as well as the numerous programming languages available at your disposal, it is so important - now more than ever before - to build a strong foundation. When you understand the fundamentals of programming, learning any programming language is a piece of cake. In addition, programming is not just all about coding; it is also about knowing how to plan your work, how to set deadlines, how to communicate with team members, how to use existing components, etc.

In Screenwriting Unchained, Emmanuel Oberg sets out a dogma-busting, innovative method for developing screenplays This practical, no-nonsense guide leaves behind one-size-fits-all story theories and offers a refreshingly modern approach to story structure, making it a precious resource for anyone involved creatively in the Film and TV industry (or aspiring to be): writers, directors, producers, development execs, showrunners and, more generally, storytellers eager to reach a wide audience at home and abroad without losing their creative freedom. Oberg identifies three main story-types – ...

Solve difficult service-to-service communication challenges around security, observability, routing, and resilience with an Istio-based service mesh. Istio allows you to define these traffic policies as configuration and enforce them consistently without needing any service-code changes.

Most real-world applications store their data in databases. Most of their databases are relational. PostgreSQL is one of the most-used relational databases. It is an open source software that you can download from https://www.postgresql.org To access data in a relational database we use SQL (Structured Query Language). If you are new to SQL, and want to use SQL in PostgreSQL, this is the book of choice. It is a practical book, teaching you SQL step-by-step using examples. If you take a glance at the table of contents, you will appreciate the comprehensive coverage of the book. When you ...

Things have changed since I wrote the first edition of 'SDR' in 2016. This updated edition places more emphasis on the latest SDR and hybrid radios and introduces some new ideas, such as the design of the QDX transceiver from QRP Labs. All the basic theory remains the same. Some radios have disappeared and some new ones have joined the list. Everyone is talking about software defined radios. But is an SDR right for you? This book explains the basics without getting too technical. It will help you to get the most out of your new software defined radio or decide whether you want to buy one. ...

Embark on a transformative journey with "Harmonic Healing," the revolutionary eBook that uncovers the profound impact of sound therapy and brainwave entrainment on the mind, body, and spirit. This enlightening tome delves into the intricate relationship between auditory stimuli and psychological as well as physical well-being, guiding you through the mesmerizing world of healing frequencies. Imagine a world where each hum, each note, has the power to align your brainwaves to optimal states of relaxation or concentration. "Harmonic Healing" takes you through the enigmatic history of sound ...

Ever since the Vietnam War, if not World War II, the acquisition process for new goods or services used by the U.S. Armed Forces has been the same. It has involved as much paperwork, and taken as long, to acquire a new software program as it takes to acquire a new aircraft carrier. A service's needs were more likely than not to change between the time the bids were let and the date upon which the product was delivered. This process may not have drastically changed the configuration of the aircraft carrier, but in the realm of software the specifications and need for output can change by the...

A decade ago, developers built information-sharing software by writing a lot of custom code in a single code base, then adding layers of caching. Now we build information systems: interdependent software and services, data platforms, and event streams. Many of our software-to-systems initiatives fail, though, and when they do, we double down on traditional linear approaches. But linear thinking cannot resolve systems challenges. We need to shift to systems thinking.