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Books like Learning OpenCV

A Common-Sense Guide to Data Structures and Algorithms
by Jay Wengrow • 2017
The algorithm knowledge that turns working code into fast code, explained without the math degree.
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603
🧱 Data Structures⏱️ Algorithm Analysis🧠 Algorithmic Thinking
A Common-Sense Guide to Data Structures and Algorithms Summary
A Common-Sense Guide to Data Structures and Algorithms 93%
The algorithm knowledge that turns working code into fast code, explained without the math degree.
by Jay Wengrow 2017
4.39
603 ratings
🧱 Data Structures⏱️ Algorithm Analysis🧠 Algorithmic Thinking
AI and Machine Learning for Coders
by Laurence Moroney • 2021
Turn your code into AI that runs everywhere: train, optimize, deploy with a single toolkit.
4.09
108
🤖 Machine Learning🧠 Deep Learning🔵 Tensorflow
AI and Machine Learning for Coders Summary
AI and Machine Learning for Coders 92%
Turn your code into AI that runs everywhere: train, optimize, deploy with a single toolkit.
by Laurence Moroney 2021
4.09
108 ratings
🤖 Machine Learning🧠 Deep Learning🔵 Tensorflow
Once Upon an Algorithm
by Martin Erwig • 2017
What Hansel and Gretel, Sherlock Holmes, and Groundhog Day can teach you about algorithms.
3.63
265
🧠 Computational Thinking📐 Algorithm Design📖 Story-Driven Education
Once Upon an Algorithm Summary
Once Upon an Algorithm 92%
What Hansel and Gretel, Sherlock Holmes, and Groundhog Day can teach you about algorithms.
by Martin Erwig 2017
3.63
265 ratings
🧠 Computational Thinking📐 Algorithm Design📖 Story-Driven Education
Nine Algorithms That Changed the Future
by John MacCormick • 2012
The hidden algorithms behind search and security, and the one problem no machine can solve.
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2k+
📘 Algorithms Explained🧠 Computational Thinking🌐 Digital Infrastructure
Nine Algorithms That Changed the Future Summary
Nine Algorithms That Changed the Future 92%
The hidden algorithms behind search and security, and the one problem no machine can solve.
by John MacCormick 2012
3.89
2k+ ratings
📘 Algorithms Explained🧠 Computational Thinking🌐 Digital Infrastructure
Game Development Patterns and Best Practices
by John P. Doran • 2017
Design patterns that ship games: when to use each and how they prevent late-stage collapse.
3.90
20
🎮 Game Development🧩 Design Patterns🧹 Clean Code
Game Development Patterns and Best Practices Summary
Game Development Patterns and Best Practices 92%
Design patterns that ship games: when to use each and how they prevent late-stage collapse.
by John P. Doran 2017
3.90
20 ratings
🎮 Game Development🧩 Design Patterns🧹 Clean Code
How to Speak Tech
by Vinay Trivedi • 2013
No coding required: the Internet, cloud, databases, and software, translated into business sense.
3.93
204
📖 Tech Literacy🌐 Web Development☁️ Cloud Computing
How to Speak Tech Summary
How to Speak Tech 92%
No coding required: the Internet, cloud, databases, and software, translated into business sense.
by Vinay Trivedi 2013
3.93
204 ratings
📖 Tech Literacy🌐 Web Development☁️ Cloud Computing
Algorithms
by Panos Louridas • 2020
Twenty steps to find one item in a million, and the hidden logic that runs our world.
4.03
302
📐 Algorithm Design💻 Computing Primers🕸️ Graph Theory
Algorithms Summary
Algorithms 92%
Twenty steps to find one item in a million, and the hidden logic that runs our world.
by Panos Louridas 2020
4.03
302 ratings
📐 Algorithm Design💻 Computing Primers🕸️ Graph Theory
How Computers Really Work
by Matthew Justice • 2020
From transistor to web: the computing stack explained layer by layer, no prerequisites required.
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160
🏗️ Computer Architecture⚡ Digital Electronics🧱 Abstraction Layers
How Computers Really Work Summary
How Computers Really Work 91%
From transistor to web: the computing stack explained layer by layer, no prerequisites required.
by Matthew Justice 2020
4.35
160 ratings
🏗️ Computer Architecture⚡ Digital Electronics🧱 Abstraction Layers
14 Habits of Highly Productive Developers
by Zeno Rocha • 2020
Fourteen habits for developers who want to stop sprinting and start compounding.
4.00
723
🖥️ Software Engineering💼 Software Careers🧱 Code Craftsmanship
14 Habits of Highly Productive Developers Summary
14 Habits of Highly Productive Developers 91%
Fourteen habits for developers who want to stop sprinting and start compounding.
by Zeno Rocha 2020
4.00
723 ratings
🖥️ Software Engineering💼 Software Careers🧱 Code Craftsmanship
The Complete Software Developer's Career Guide
by John Sonmez • 2017
One language, one portfolio, one interview strategy: the sequence that turns learners into hires.
4.02
1k+
💼 Software Careers🚪 Breaking Into Tech🎯 Technical Interviews
The Complete Software Developer's Career Guide Summary
The Complete Software Developer's Career Guide 91%
One language, one portfolio, one interview strategy: the sequence that turns learners into hires.
by John Sonmez 2017
4.02
1k+ ratings
💼 Software Careers🚪 Breaking Into Tech🎯 Technical Interviews
Intelligent IoT Projects in 7 Days
by Agus Kurniawan • 2017
Build a firefighting robot, a talking speaker, and five more connected devices in one week.
🖥️ Internet Of Things🔌 Embedded Systems📚 Project-Based Learning
Intelligent IoT Projects in 7 Days Summary
Intelligent IoT Projects in 7 Days 91%
Build a firefighting robot, a talking speaker, and five more connected devices in one week.
by Agus Kurniawan 2017
🖥️ Internet Of Things🔌 Embedded Systems📚 Project-Based Learning
Deep Learning
by John D. Kelleher • 2019
Deep learning isn't clever math. It's simple neurons, wired at scale, learning from their mistakes.
3.89
473
🔬 Deep Learning🧠 Neural Networks🤖 Machine Learning
Deep Learning Summary
Deep Learning 91%
Deep learning isn't clever math. It's simple neurons, wired at scale, learning from their mistakes.
by John D. Kelleher 2019
3.89
473 ratings
🔬 Deep Learning🧠 Neural Networks🤖 Machine Learning
Predictive Analytics For Dummies
by Anasse Bari • 2013
A guide to building models that forecast, classify, and find hidden patterns, without a math degree.
3.74
111
📊 Data Science🔮 Predictive Modeling🐥 Beginner Guides
Predictive Analytics For Dummies Summary
Predictive Analytics For Dummies 91%
A guide to building models that forecast, classify, and find hidden patterns, without a math degree.
by Anasse Bari 2013
3.74
111 ratings
📊 Data Science🔮 Predictive Modeling🐥 Beginner Guides
Madly, Deeply
by Alan Rickman • 2022
Systems must evolve, not freeze: automated guardrails, small batches, and teams shaped for change.
3.58
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🛠️ Software Architecture🚀 Continuous Delivery🧩 Microservices
Madly, Deeply Summary
Madly, Deeply 91%
Systems must evolve, not freeze: automated guardrails, small batches, and teams shaped for change.
by Alan Rickman 2022
3.58
17k+ ratings
🛠️ Software Architecture🚀 Continuous Delivery🧩 Microservices
Numsense! Data Science for the Layman
by Annalyn Ng • 2017
Data science without the math: twelve techniques, what they do, and why intuition alone falls short.
4.14
622
🧠 Data Literacy🤖 Machine Learning Basics📈 Predictive Analytics
Numsense! Data Science for the Layman Summary
Numsense! Data Science for the Layman 91%
Data science without the math: twelve techniques, what they do, and why intuition alone falls short.
by Annalyn Ng 2017
4.14
622 ratings
🧠 Data Literacy🤖 Machine Learning Basics📈 Predictive Analytics
Threat Modeling
by Adam Shostack • 2014
Draw your software. Mark the trust boundaries. Ask six questions to find flaws before attackers do.
4.07
286
🧩 Threat Modeling🔒 Software Security⚠️ Risk Management
Threat Modeling Summary
Threat Modeling 91%
Draw your software. Mark the trust boundaries. Ask six questions to find flaws before attackers do.
by Adam Shostack 2014
4.07
286 ratings
🧩 Threat Modeling🔒 Software Security⚠️ Risk Management
The Road to React
by Robin Wieruch • 2017
Learn React the way it's actually written: hooks-first, project-driven, and tested from day one.
4.21
564
🖥️ Frontend Development📦 Javascript Ecosystem🧱 Component-Based Architecture
The Road to React Summary
The Road to React 91%
Learn React the way it's actually written: hooks-first, project-driven, and tested from day one.
by Robin Wieruch 2017
4.21
564 ratings
🖥️ Frontend Development📦 Javascript Ecosystem🧱 Component-Based Architecture
Machine Learning For Absolute Beginners
by Oliver Theobald • 2017
How machine learning algorithms think, from regression to neural networks, no math required.
4.12
474
🧠 Machine Learning🧹 Data Preparation⚖️ Model Evaluation
Machine Learning For Absolute Beginners Summary
Machine Learning For Absolute Beginners 91%
How machine learning algorithms think, from regression to neural networks, no math required.
by Oliver Theobald 2017
4.12
474 ratings
🧠 Machine Learning🧹 Data Preparation⚖️ Model Evaluation
Code Complete
by Steve McConnell • 1993
Software construction eats 80 percent of project time and hides most defects. A disciplined craft.
4.30
9k+
📐 Software Engineering🔍 Code Quality🛡️ Defensive Programming
Code Complete Summary
Code Complete 91%
Software construction eats 80 percent of project time and hides most defects. A disciplined craft.
by Steve McConnell 1993
4.30
9k+ ratings
📐 Software Engineering🔍 Code Quality🛡️ Defensive Programming
Building Secure and Reliable Systems
by Heather Adkins • 2020
Build systems that survive attacks and accidents. Google's framework for reliable, secure software.
3.89
199
🛡️ Software Security🔧 Site Reliability🔄 Devops Practices
Building Secure and Reliable Systems Summary
Building Secure and Reliable Systems 91%
Build systems that survive attacks and accidents. Google's framework for reliable, secure software.
by Heather Adkins 2020
3.89
199 ratings
🛡️ Software Security🔧 Site Reliability🔄 Devops Practices
The Cathedral & the Bazaar
by Eric S. Raymond • 1999
Software theory said complexity needs one architect. Linux proved an open bazaar could do it better.
3.83
4k+
🐧 Open Source Movement🏗️ Software Methodology💻 Hacker Culture
The Cathedral & the Bazaar Summary
The Cathedral & the Bazaar 91%
Software theory said complexity needs one architect. Linux proved an open bazaar could do it better.
by Eric S. Raymond 1999
3.83
4k+ ratings
🐧 Open Source Movement🏗️ Software Methodology💻 Hacker Culture
Fluent React
by Tejas Kumar • 2024
From JSX to Server Components: how React's declarative model actually works, and why it matters.
4.13
38
💻 Frontend Development🧩 Component Architecture🔄 State Management
Fluent React Summary
Fluent React 91%
From JSX to Server Components: how React's declarative model actually works, and why it matters.
by Tejas Kumar 2024
4.13
38 ratings
💻 Frontend Development🧩 Component Architecture🔄 State Management
Clean Code
by Robert C. Martin • 2007
Reading code dominates a developer's day; these rules keep your colleagues from cursing your name.
4.35
24k+
🛠️ Software Craftsmanship📖 Code Readability🔄 Refactoring
Clean Code Summary
Clean Code 91%
Reading code dominates a developer's day; these rules keep your colleagues from cursing your name.
by Robert C. Martin 2007
4.35
24k+ ratings
🛠️ Software Craftsmanship📖 Code Readability🔄 Refactoring
Refactoring to Patterns
by Joshua Kerievsky • 2004
How to transform tangled code into textbook patterns one small, safe step at a time.
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1k+
🧱 Software Architecture✨ Code Quality🏗️ Object Oriented Design
Refactoring to Patterns Summary
Refactoring to Patterns 91%
How to transform tangled code into textbook patterns one small, safe step at a time.
by Joshua Kerievsky 2004
4.05
1k+ ratings
🧱 Software Architecture✨ Code Quality🏗️ Object Oriented Design
Automate This
by Christopher Steiner • 2012
Algorithms took Wall Street. Now they compose music, allocate kidneys, and profile personalities.
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4k+
📈 Algorithmic Trading🤖 Automation And Society💻 Computational Thinking
Automate This Summary
Automate This 91%
Algorithms took Wall Street. Now they compose music, allocate kidneys, and profile personalities.
by Christopher Steiner 2012
3.82
4k+ ratings
📈 Algorithmic Trading🤖 Automation And Society💻 Computational Thinking
Understanding and Using C Pointers
by Richard Reese • 2013
Pointers are C's sharpest tool. This is how to stop cutting yourself.
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183
🖥️ C Programming👉 Pointers In C🧠 Memory Management
Understanding and Using C Pointers Summary
Understanding and Using C Pointers 91%
Pointers are C's sharpest tool. This is how to stop cutting yourself.
by Richard Reese 2013
4.15
183 ratings
🖥️ C Programming👉 Pointers In C🧠 Memory Management
Data Science
by John D. Kelleher • 2018
Turning raw data into decisions requires a defined process, not just algorithms and statistics.
3.90
876
🔎 Data Mining🧭 Data Science Methodology📈 Predictive Modeling
Data Science Summary
Data Science 91%
Turning raw data into decisions requires a defined process, not just algorithms and statistics.
by John D. Kelleher 2018
3.90
876 ratings
🔎 Data Mining🧭 Data Science Methodology📈 Predictive Modeling
Computational Thinking
by Peter J. Denning • 2019
It is a 4,500-year-old practice that built modern science, yet most confuse it with just coding.
3.63
304
💭 Computational Thinking🕰️ History Of Computing🎨 Design Thinking
Computational Thinking Summary
Computational Thinking 91%
It is a 4,500-year-old practice that built modern science, yet most confuse it with just coding.
by Peter J. Denning 2019
3.63
304 ratings
💭 Computational Thinking🕰️ History Of Computing🎨 Design Thinking
Observability Engineering
by Charity Majors • 2022
Your dashboards only know yesterday's failures. Here's how to debug the ones nobody predicted.
3.72
319
🔍 Observability🏗️ Site Reliability Engineering🌐 Distributed Systems
Observability Engineering Summary
Observability Engineering 91%
Your dashboards only know yesterday's failures. Here's how to debug the ones nobody predicted.
by Charity Majors 2022
3.72
319 ratings
🔍 Observability🏗️ Site Reliability Engineering🌐 Distributed Systems
Seven Concurrency Models in Seven Weeks
by Paul Butcher • 2014
Threads unravel programs. Seven concurrency models that don't, from actors and CSP to GPU parallel.
3.82
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🧩 Concurrency Patterns⚡ Parallel Programming🎭 Actor Model
Seven Concurrency Models in Seven Weeks Summary
Seven Concurrency Models in Seven Weeks 91%
Threads unravel programs. Seven concurrency models that don't, from actors and CSP to GPU parallel.
by Paul Butcher 2014
3.82
349 ratings
🧩 Concurrency Patterns⚡ Parallel Programming🎭 Actor Model
Working Effectively with Legacy Code
by Michael C. Feathers • 2004
Every change is surgery in the dark. The proven, repeatable path to taming an untested codebase.
4.14
5k+
🧓 Legacy Code🔧 Software Maintenance🧪 Unit Testing
Working Effectively with Legacy Code Summary
Working Effectively with Legacy Code 91%
Every change is surgery in the dark. The proven, repeatable path to taming an untested codebase.
by Michael C. Feathers 2004
4.14
5k+ ratings
🧓 Legacy Code🔧 Software Maintenance🧪 Unit Testing
Confident Data Skills
by Kirill Eremenko • 2018
From messy data to clean insights to persuasive presentations: the process that lands the promotion.
4.12
211
📊 Data Science📖 Data Literacy🤖 Machine Learning Basics
Confident Data Skills Summary
Confident Data Skills 91%
From messy data to clean insights to persuasive presentations: the process that lands the promotion.
by Kirill Eremenko 2018
4.12
211 ratings
📊 Data Science📖 Data Literacy🤖 Machine Learning Basics
Testing in Scrum
by Tilo Linz • 2014
Shift from a last-minute quality gate to testing woven into every sprint and commit.
3.72
25
🧪 Agile Testing🔄 Scrum Methodology🔴 Test Driven Development
Testing in Scrum Summary
Testing in Scrum 91%
Shift from a last-minute quality gate to testing woven into every sprint and commit.
by Tilo Linz 2014
3.72
25 ratings
🧪 Agile Testing🔄 Scrum Methodology🔴 Test Driven Development
Designing Data-Intensive Applications
by Martin Kleppmann • 2015
Networks fail, clocks drift, consensus is elusive. The big ideas behind systems that work anyway.
4.70
11k+
🖥️ Distributed Systems🗄️ Database Design🤝 Consensus Algorithms
Designing Data-Intensive Applications Summary
Designing Data-Intensive Applications 91%
Networks fail, clocks drift, consensus is elusive. The big ideas behind systems that work anyway.
by Martin Kleppmann 2015
4.70
11k+ ratings
🖥️ Distributed Systems🗄️ Database Design🤝 Consensus Algorithms
The Art of Doing Science and Engineering
by Richard W. Hamming • 1996
What separates great scientists from good ones: they pick better problems.
4.18
2k+
🧠 Scientific Thinking⚙️ Engineering Practice💻 Computational Thinking
The Art of Doing Science and Engineering Summary
The Art of Doing Science and Engineering 91%
What separates great scientists from good ones: they pick better problems.
by Richard W. Hamming 1996
4.18
2k+ ratings
🧠 Scientific Thinking⚙️ Engineering Practice💻 Computational Thinking
Machine Learning
by Ethem Alpaydin • 2016
From spam filters to self-driving cars: the algorithms that learn from data, and what comes next.
3.62
1k+
🧠 Machine Learning🕸️ Neural Networks🔬 Deep Learning
Machine Learning Summary
Machine Learning 91%
From spam filters to self-driving cars: the algorithms that learn from data, and what comes next.
by Ethem Alpaydin 2016
3.62
1k+ ratings
🧠 Machine Learning🕸️ Neural Networks🔬 Deep Learning
Program or Be Programmed
by Douglas Rushkoff • 2010
Digital tools have biases. If you can't read their code, someone else writes your behavior.
3.72
2k+
🌐 Media Ecology⚖️ Technological Bias🎮 Digital Agency
Program or Be Programmed Summary
Program or Be Programmed 91%
Digital tools have biases. If you can't read their code, someone else writes your behavior.
by Douglas Rushkoff 2010
3.72
2k+ ratings
🌐 Media Ecology⚖️ Technological Bias🎮 Digital Agency
Modern Software Engineering
by David Farley • 2021
Software is not a craft; it's a science. The discipline that turns teams into learning machines.
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1k+
🔬 Scientific Engineering🔄 Continuous Delivery🔁 Feedback Loops
Modern Software Engineering Summary
Modern Software Engineering 91%
Software is not a craft; it's a science. The discipline that turns teams into learning machines.
by David Farley 2021
4.16
1k+ ratings
🔬 Scientific Engineering🔄 Continuous Delivery🔁 Feedback Loops
Kubernetes Patterns
by Bilgin Ibryam • 2019
Stop wiring containers by hand. 30+ patterns for cloud-native apps on Kubernetes.
4.31
216
☁️ Cloud Native🔷 Kubernetes📦 Container Orchestration
Kubernetes Patterns Summary
Kubernetes Patterns 90%
Stop wiring containers by hand. 30+ patterns for cloud-native apps on Kubernetes.
by Bilgin Ibryam 2019
4.31
216 ratings
☁️ Cloud Native🔷 Kubernetes📦 Container Orchestration
Practices of an Agile Developer
by Venkat Subramaniam • 2006
Clever code breaks teams; clear code lasts. Daily disciplines that turn a coder into a pro.
3.88
1k+
🔄 Agile Software Development🛠️ Software Craftsmanship📝 Clean Code
Practices of an Agile Developer Summary
Practices of an Agile Developer 90%
Clever code breaks teams; clear code lasts. Daily disciplines that turn a coder into a pro.
by Venkat Subramaniam 2006
3.88
1k+ ratings
🔄 Agile Software Development🛠️ Software Craftsmanship📝 Clean Code
The Nature of Code
by Daniel Shiffman • 2012
Code that breathes: how to build simulations that move, think, and evolve on your screen.
4.57
502
🎨 Creative Coding🖼️ Generative Art🟩 Cellular Automata
The Nature of Code Summary
The Nature of Code 90%
Code that breathes: how to build simulations that move, think, and evolve on your screen.
by Daniel Shiffman 2012
4.57
502 ratings
🎨 Creative Coding🖼️ Generative Art🟩 Cellular Automata
High Performance Browser Networking
by Ilya Grigorik • 2013
The network is your slowest component. Master the protocols and browser APIs that make it fast.
4.51
856
🚀 Web Performance🌐 Network Protocols📱 Mobile Performance
High Performance Browser Networking Summary
High Performance Browser Networking 90%
The network is your slowest component. Master the protocols and browser APIs that make it fast.
by Ilya Grigorik 2013
4.51
856 ratings
🚀 Web Performance🌐 Network Protocols📱 Mobile Performance
Artificial Intelligence For Dummies (For Dummies
by John Paul Mueller • 2018
AI is math, not magic. A plain-English guide to what machine learning can and cannot do.
3.41
242
🤖 Ai For Beginners📖 Ai Literacy🎯 Narrow Ai
Artificial Intelligence For Dummies (For Dummies Summary
Artificial Intelligence For Dummies (For Dummies 90%
AI is math, not magic. A plain-English guide to what machine learning can and cannot do.
by John Paul Mueller 2018
3.41
242 ratings
🤖 Ai For Beginners📖 Ai Literacy🎯 Narrow Ai
The Programmer's Brain
by Felienne Hermans • 2021
Syntax slips overnight; complex code confuses you. The cognitive fix no programming class taught.
3.85
416
📖 Code Comprehension🧠 Cognitive Load🧩 Mental Models
The Programmer's Brain Summary
The Programmer's Brain 90%
Syntax slips overnight; complex code confuses you. The cognitive fix no programming class taught.
by Felienne Hermans 2021
3.85
416 ratings
📖 Code Comprehension🧠 Cognitive Load🧩 Mental Models
Cryptography
by Keith M. Martin • 2020
Your digital life depends on secret math. Who should be able to break it?
3.96
174
🔒 Digital Security🔐 Encryption👁️ Digital Privacy
Cryptography Summary
Cryptography 90%
Your digital life depends on secret math. Who should be able to break it?
by Keith M. Martin 2020
3.96
174 ratings
🔒 Digital Security🔐 Encryption👁️ Digital Privacy
The Worlds I See
by Fei-Fei Li • 2023
How a Chinese immigrant who barely spoke English built the dataset that sparked the AI revolution.
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5k+
📷 Computer Vision🧠 Deep Learning🤖 Ai History
The Worlds I See Summary
The Worlds I See 90%
How a Chinese immigrant who barely spoke English built the dataset that sparked the AI revolution.
by Fei-Fei Li 2023
4.31
5k+ ratings
📷 Computer Vision🧠 Deep Learning🤖 Ai History
Software Engineering at Google
by Titus Winters • 2020
Google's testing playbook: 80/20, test behaviors not methods, write tests that never rot.
4.20
2k+
🧪 Software Testing🏗️ Engineering Culture🤖 Automated Testing
Software Engineering at Google Summary
Software Engineering at Google 90%
Google's testing playbook: 80/20, test behaviors not methods, write tests that never rot.
by Titus Winters 2020
4.20
2k+ ratings
🧪 Software Testing🏗️ Engineering Culture🤖 Automated Testing
Coders at Work
by Peter Seibel • 2009
Fifteen master programmers on how they think, debug, and design: the craft in their own words.
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5k+
🧑‍💻 Software Engineering🎙️ Developer Interviews🔨 Craft Of Programming
Coders at Work Summary
Coders at Work 90%
Fifteen master programmers on how they think, debug, and design: the craft in their own words.
by Peter Seibel 2009
3.95
5k+ ratings
🧑‍💻 Software Engineering🎙️ Developer Interviews🔨 Craft Of Programming
Clean Code in Python
by Mariano Anaya • 2018
Python decorators, descriptors, generators: most teams misuse them. Here is the clean way.
4.09
130
🐍 Python Programming🔨 Software Craftsmanship✅ Code Quality
Clean Code in Python Summary
Clean Code in Python 90%
Python decorators, descriptors, generators: most teams misuse them. Here is the clean way.
by Mariano Anaya 2018
4.09
130 ratings
🐍 Python Programming🔨 Software Craftsmanship✅ Code Quality
What Are ChatGPT and Its Friends?
by Mike Loukides • 2023
A field guide to large language models: surprising strengths, dangerous blind spots, and real costs.
4.00
7
🧬 Generative Ai🤖 Large Language Models⚖️ Ai Ethics
What Are ChatGPT and Its Friends? Summary
What Are ChatGPT and Its Friends? 90%
A field guide to large language models: surprising strengths, dangerous blind spots, and real costs.
by Mike Loukides 2023
4.00
7 ratings
🧬 Generative Ai🤖 Large Language Models⚖️ Ai Ethics
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