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Programmation Résumés de livres

How Computers Really Work
par Matthew Justice • 2020
From transistor to web: the computing stack explained layer by layer, no prerequisites required.
4.35
160
How Computers Really Work Résumé
How Computers Really Work
From transistor to web: the computing stack explained layer by layer, no prerequisites required.
par Matthew Justice 2020 392 pages
4.35
160 évaluations
Web Scalability for Startup Engineers
par Artur Ejsmont • 2015
The startup engineer's guide to scaling: design principles that prevent the need for more hardware.
4.50
343
Web Scalability for Startup Engineers Résumé
Web Scalability for Startup Engineers
The startup engineer's guide to scaling: design principles that prevent the need for more hardware.
par Artur Ejsmont 2015 416 pages
4.50
343 évaluations
Hypermedia Systems
par Carson Gross • 2023
HTML and HTTP already solve what SPAs make complex. A single JavaScript library proves it.
4.37
225
Hypermedia Systems Résumé
Hypermedia Systems
HTML and HTTP already solve what SPAs make complex. A single JavaScript library proves it.
par Carson Gross 2023 548 pages
4.37
225 évaluations
Scrum for Dummies
par Mark C. Layton • 2014
Projects go off the rails one task at a time. Scrum catches them every 24 hours.
3.76
124
Scrum for Dummies Résumé
Scrum for Dummies
Projects go off the rails one task at a time. Scrum catches them every 24 hours.
par Mark C. Layton 2014 384 pages
3.76
124 évaluations
Python pour les kids
par Jason R. Briggs • 2012
Start with a turtle that draws, end with a game you built yourself. Python for kids.
4.15
500+
Python pour les kids Résumé
Python pour les kids
Start with a turtle that draws, end with a game you built yourself. Python for kids.
par Jason R. Briggs 2012 345 pages
4.15
500+ évaluations
The Algorithm Design Manual
par Steven S. Skiena • 1997
The first step is modeling, not coding. A practical manual and its 75-problem catalog show how.
4.34
2 000+
The Algorithm Design Manual Résumé
The Algorithm Design Manual
The first step is modeling, not coding. A practical manual and its 75-problem catalog show how.
par Steven S. Skiena 1997 486 pages
4.34
2 000+ évaluations
The Google Resume
par Gayle Laakmann McDowell • 2011
Land the offer at Apple, Microsoft, or Google: the inside moves from resume to negotiation.
3.80
500+
The Google Resume Résumé
The Google Resume
Land the offer at Apple, Microsoft, or Google: the inside moves from resume to negotiation.
par Gayle Laakmann McDowell 2011 288 pages
3.80
500+ évaluations
High Performance Web Sites
par Steve Souders • 2007
The browser, not the backend, eats your load time. The engineering rules that win it back.
4.15
500+
High Performance Web Sites Résumé
High Performance Web Sites
The browser, not the backend, eats your load time. The engineering rules that win it back.
par Steve Souders 2007 168 pages
4.15
500+ évaluations
Design Systems Handbook
par DesignBetter.co • 2019
A shared visual language of components and tokens that makes design scale without the mess.
3.92
153
Design Systems Handbook Résumé
Design Systems Handbook
A shared visual language of components and tokens that makes design scale without the mess.
par DesignBetter.co 2019
3.92
153 évaluations
Agile Retrospectives
par Esther Derby • 2006
Why most retrospectives fail: no structure, no data, no follow-through. The fix in five phases.
3.94
2 000+
Agile Retrospectives Résumé
Agile Retrospectives
Why most retrospectives fail: no structure, no data, no follow-through. The fix in five phases.
par Esther Derby 2006 178 pages
3.94
2 000+ évaluations
Violent Python
par T.J. O'Connor • 2012
Python for security: build your own port scanners, wireless sniffers, and social engineering bots.
4.04
500+
Violent Python Résumé
Violent Python
Python for security: build your own port scanners, wireless sniffers, and social engineering bots.
par T.J. O'Connor 2012 288 pages
4.04
500+ évaluations
Introducing Microsoft Power BI
par Alberto Ferrari • 2016
Connect spreadsheets and databases to build live dashboards, then share them through Office apps.
3.97
202
Introducing Microsoft Power BI Résumé
Introducing Microsoft Power BI
Connect spreadsheets and databases to build live dashboards, then share them through Office apps.
par Alberto Ferrari 2016 306 pages
3.97
202 évaluations
Cryptography
par Keith M. Martin • 2020
Your digital life depends on secret math. Who should be able to break it?
3.96
174
Cryptography Résumé
Cryptography
Your digital life depends on secret math. Who should be able to break it?
par Keith M. Martin 2020 316 pages
3.96
174 évaluations
Computer Hacking Beginners Guide
par Alan T. Norman • 2016
Land your first hack: Kali, Wi-Fi, social engineering, and the mental map to break in safely.
3.72
224
Computer Hacking Beginners Guide Résumé
Computer Hacking Beginners Guide
Land your first hack: Kali, Wi-Fi, social engineering, and the mental map to break in safely.
par Alan T. Norman 2016 167 pages
3.72
224 évaluations
Machine Learning
par Ethem Alpaydin • 2016
From spam filters to self-driving cars: the algorithms that learn from data, and what comes next.
3.62
1 000+
Machine Learning Résumé
Machine Learning
From spam filters to self-driving cars: the algorithms that learn from data, and what comes next.
par Ethem Alpaydin 2016 230 pages
3.62
1 000+ évaluations
Object-Oriented Software Construction
par Bertrand Meyer • 1988
Before running code, define the contract: how agreements between objects produce reliable software.
4.04
271
Object-Oriented Software Construction Résumé
Object-Oriented Software Construction
Before running code, define the contract: how agreements between objects produce reliable software.
par Bertrand Meyer 1988 1296 pages
4.04
271 évaluations
Learning Go
par Jon Bodner • 2021
Go's power is what it omits. Learn the idioms that keep code readable for decades.
4.42
493
Learning Go Résumé
Learning Go
Go's power is what it omits. Learn the idioms that keep code readable for decades.
par Jon Bodner 2021 375 pages
4.42
493 évaluations
Understanding and Using C Pointers
par Richard Reese • 2013
Pointers are C's sharpest tool. This is how to stop cutting yourself.
4.15
183
Understanding and Using C Pointers Résumé
Understanding and Using C Pointers
Pointers are C's sharpest tool. This is how to stop cutting yourself.
par Richard Reese 2013 223 pages
4.15
183 évaluations
Deep Learning
par 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 Résumé
Deep Learning
Deep learning isn't clever math. It's simple neurons, wired at scale, learning from their mistakes.
par John D. Kelleher 2019 296 pages
3.89
473 évaluations
PHP and MySQL Web Development
par Luke Welling • 2003
Build a database-backed site with PHP and MySQL: setup, queries, security, and path to production.
3.96
500+
PHP and MySQL Web Development Résumé
PHP and MySQL Web Development
Build a database-backed site with PHP and MySQL: setup, queries, security, and path to production.
par Luke Welling 2003
3.96
500+ évaluations
Numsense! Data Science for the Layman
par Annalyn Ng • 2017
Data science without the math: twelve techniques, what they do, and why intuition alone falls short.
4.14
500+
Numsense! Data Science for the Layman Résumé
Numsense! Data Science for the Layman
Data science without the math: twelve techniques, what they do, and why intuition alone falls short.
par Annalyn Ng 2017 147 pages
4.14
500+ évaluations
The Art of SQL
par Stéphane Faroult • 2006
SQL performance lives in the gap between relational theory and disk reality.
3.98
170
The Art of SQL Résumé
The Art of SQL
SQL performance lives in the gap between relational theory and disk reality.
par Stéphane Faroult 2006 370 pages
3.98
170 évaluations
Once Upon an Algorithm
par Martin Erwig • 2017
What Hansel and Gretel, Sherlock Holmes, and Groundhog Day can teach you about algorithms.
3.63
265
Once Upon an Algorithm Résumé
Once Upon an Algorithm
What Hansel and Gretel, Sherlock Holmes, and Groundhog Day can teach you about algorithms.
par Martin Erwig 2017 336 pages
3.63
265 évaluations
Cloud Architecture Patterns
par Bill Wilder • 2012
Scale out, not up: the patterns that make cloud apps resilient, cheap, and self-healing.
3.59
236
Cloud Architecture Patterns Résumé
Cloud Architecture Patterns
Scale out, not up: the patterns that make cloud apps resilient, cheap, and self-healing.
par Bill Wilder 2012 182 pages
3.59
236 évaluations
More Joel on Software
par Joel Spolsky • 2008
Ship on schedule, hire developers who skip the job boards, and know when fixing beats rewriting.
4.05
500+
More Joel on Software Résumé
More Joel on Software
Ship on schedule, hire developers who skip the job boards, and know when fixing beats rewriting.
par Joel Spolsky 2008 320 pages
4.05
500+ évaluations
Software Architecture Patterns
par Mark Richards • 2015
Five architecture patterns, their trade-offs, and how to pick the one your system actually needs.
3.65
498
Software Architecture Patterns Résumé
Software Architecture Patterns
Five architecture patterns, their trade-offs, and how to pick the one your system actually needs.
par Mark Richards 2015 47 pages
3.65
498 évaluations
Linux pour les débutants
par Jason Cannon • 2014
The Linux terminal from zero: what to type, how to connect, what never to delete.
4.02
339
Linux pour les débutants Résumé
Linux pour les débutants
The Linux terminal from zero: what to type, how to connect, what never to delete.
par Jason Cannon 2014 147 pages
4.02
339 évaluations
Gestion agile des produits avec Scrum
par Roman Pichler • 2008
A single backlog, a vision that sells, and the rules for shipping what customers actually want.
3.84
1 000+
Gestion agile des produits avec Scrum Résumé
Gestion agile des produits avec Scrum
A single backlog, a vision that sells, and the rules for shipping what customers actually want.
par Roman Pichler 2008 160 pages
3.84
1 000+ évaluations
Le Machine Learning pour les Nuls
par John Paul Mueller • 2016
Machine learning demystified: pick the right algorithm, train it well, and know when it works.
3.53
139
Le Machine Learning pour les Nuls Résumé
Le Machine Learning pour les Nuls
Machine learning demystified: pick the right algorithm, train it well, and know when it works.
par John Paul Mueller 2016 410 pages
3.53
139 évaluations
Machine Learning with R
par Brett Lantz • 2015
Build the algorithms that catch spam, flag fraud, and recommend products: a hands-on guide in R.
4.20
312
Machine Learning with R Résumé
Machine Learning with R
Build the algorithms that catch spam, flag fraud, and recommend products: a hands-on guide in R.
par Brett Lantz 2015 375 pages
4.20
312 évaluations
Python for Geeks
par Muhammad Asif • 2021
Machine learning from notebook to production: Python libraries, data prep, and deployment paths.
4.50
8
Python for Geeks Résumé
Python for Geeks
Machine learning from notebook to production: Python libraries, data prep, and deployment paths.
par Muhammad Asif 2021 546 pages
4.50
8 évaluations
Domain-Driven Design Quickly
par Floyd Marinescu • 2006
Business and code speak different languages. The modeling method that forces them to share one.
3.59
500+
Domain-Driven Design Quickly Résumé
Domain-Driven Design Quickly
Business and code speak different languages. The modeling method that forces them to share one.
par Floyd Marinescu 2006 104 pages
3.59
500+ évaluations
Neural Networks, Fuzzy Logic And Genetic Algorithms
par S. Rajasekaran • 2004
Soft computing's three pillars each have blind spots. This is how they fill each other's gaps.
4.21
151
Neural Networks, Fuzzy Logic And Genetic Algorithms Résumé
Neural Networks, Fuzzy Logic And Genetic Algorithms
Soft computing's three pillars each have blind spots. This is how they fill each other's gaps.
par S. Rajasekaran 2004 627 pages
4.21
151 évaluations
14 Habits of Highly Productive Developers
par Zeno Rocha • 2020
Fourteen habits for developers who want to stop sprinting and start compounding.
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500+
14 Habits of Highly Productive Developers Résumé
14 Habits of Highly Productive Developers
Fourteen habits for developers who want to stop sprinting and start compounding.
par Zeno Rocha 2020 158 pages
4.00
500+ évaluations
Computational Thinking
par 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 Résumé
Computational Thinking
It is a 4,500-year-old practice that built modern science, yet most confuse it with just coding.
par Peter J. Denning 2019 246 pages
3.63
304 évaluations
Software Architect’s Handbook
par Joseph Ingeno • 2018
Your architecture choices outlive your code. A field manual for making them count.
4.08
61
Software Architect’s Handbook Résumé
Software Architect’s Handbook
Your architecture choices outlive your code. A field manual for making them count.
par Joseph Ingeno 2018 596 pages
4.08
61 évaluations
Writing Secure Code
par Michael Howard • 2001
Every exploit begins with data your code trusted. The developer's manual for input validation.
4.01
372
Writing Secure Code Résumé
Writing Secure Code
Every exploit begins with data your code trusted. The developer's manual for input validation.
par Michael Howard 2001 768 pages
4.01
372 évaluations
Agile Project Management with Scrum
par Ken Schwaber • 2004
Stop fighting uncertainty. Ship working software every 30 days with a framework built for change.
3.71
1 000+
Agile Project Management with Scrum Résumé
Agile Project Management with Scrum
Stop fighting uncertainty. Ship working software every 30 days with a framework built for change.
par Ken Schwaber 2004 188 pages
3.71
1 000+ évaluations
Programming Elixir
par Dave Thomas • 2013
Master a language where the equals sign matches instead of assigns, and processes outnumber objects.
4.28
500+
Programming Elixir Résumé
Programming Elixir
Master a language where the equals sign matches instead of assigns, and processes outnumber objects.
par Dave Thomas 2013 287 pages
4.28
500+ évaluations
Docker
par Karl Matthias • 2015
Production Docker: the patterns for images, networking, and orchestration that prevent 3-AM pages.
3.77
459
Docker Résumé
Docker
Production Docker: the patterns for images, networking, and orchestration that prevent 3-AM pages.
par Karl Matthias 2015 232 pages
3.77
459 évaluations
Learn Python 3 the Hard Way
par Zed A. Shaw • 2017
Python without the hand-holding: type every line, debug every error, and build from the terminal up.
3.92
500+
Learn Python 3 the Hard Way Résumé
Learn Python 3 the Hard Way
Python without the hand-holding: type every line, debug every error, and build from the terminal up.
par Zed A. Shaw 2017 319 pages
3.92
500+ évaluations
Metasploit
par David Kennedy • 2011
One framework, every phase of a professional penetration test: recon, exploit, evade, automate.
4.07
500+
Metasploit Résumé
Metasploit
One framework, every phase of a professional penetration test: recon, exploit, evade, automate.
par David Kennedy 2011 328 pages
4.07
500+ évaluations
How to Speak Machine
par John Maeda • 2019
Loops, scale, and unfinished products: what computers know that designers must learn.
3.69
500+
How to Speak Machine Résumé
How to Speak Machine
Loops, scale, and unfinished products: what computers know that designers must learn.
par John Maeda 2019 240 pages
3.69
500+ évaluations
Introduction To Machine Learning
par Ethem Alpaydin • 2004
The mathematical core of machine learning, taught without cutting corners: from Bayes to boosting.
3.78
251
Introduction To Machine Learning Résumé
Introduction To Machine Learning
The mathematical core of machine learning, taught without cutting corners: from Bayes to boosting.
par Ethem Alpaydin 2004 415 pages
3.78
251 évaluations
Learning React
par Alex Banks • 2017
React without the chaos: a sequenced path from components to hooks to the production toolchain.
4.07
500+
Learning React Résumé
Learning React
React without the chaos: a sequenced path from components to hooks to the production toolchain.
par Alex Banks 2017 350 pages
4.07
500+ évaluations
jQuery
par Earle Castledine • 2010
Why jQuery conquered the web: the selector-to-plugin path for building sites that feel like apps.
3.92
500+
jQuery Résumé
jQuery
Why jQuery conquered the web: the selector-to-plugin path for building sites that feel like apps.
par Earle Castledine 2010 407 pages
3.92
500+ évaluations
Developing Backbone.js Applications
par Addy Osmani • 2012
Bring order to sprawling client-side JavaScript with models, views, and a router, no page reloads.
3.70
188
Developing Backbone.js Applications Résumé
Developing Backbone.js Applications
Bring order to sprawling client-side JavaScript with models, views, and a router, no page reloads.
par Addy Osmani 2012 371 pages
3.70
188 évaluations
The Go Programming Language
par Alan A.A. Donovan • 2015
Implicit interfaces, built-in concurrency: the complete Go programming guide.
4.43
1 000+
The Go Programming Language Résumé
The Go Programming Language
Implicit interfaces, built-in concurrency: the complete Go programming guide.
par Alan A.A. Donovan 2015 380 pages
4.43
1 000+ évaluations
Designing Distributed Systems
par Brendan Burns • 2018
Reusable patterns that turn a tangle of microservices into a system that scales and survives.
3.58
500+
Designing Distributed Systems Résumé
Designing Distributed Systems
Reusable patterns that turn a tangle of microservices into a system that scales and survives.
par Brendan Burns 2018 162 pages
3.58
500+ évaluations
Mastering Regular Expressions
par Jeffrey E.F. Friedl • 1997
Understand the engine behind your regex: why some patterns crawl, and how to make them run.
4.16
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Mastering Regular Expressions Résumé
Mastering Regular Expressions
Understand the engine behind your regex: why some patterns crawl, and how to make them run.
par Jeffrey E.F. Friedl 1997 400 pages
4.16
2 000+ évaluations
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