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📋 Hardware Reference

Essential technical references for understanding computer architecture, components, and specifications—the kind of book engineers keep within arm's reach on the workbench.
Encyclopedia of Electronic Components Volume 1
by Charles Platt • 2012
What every capacitor, relay, and resistor actually does, and how to choose the right one.
4.34
186
🧱 Electronic Components📐 Circuit Design🛠️ Maker Guides
Encyclopedia of Electronic Components Volume 1 Summary
Encyclopedia of Electronic Components Volume 1 91%
What every capacitor, relay, and resistor actually does, and how to choose the right one.
by Charles Platt 2012
4.34
186 ratings
🧱 Electronic Components📐 Circuit Design🛠️ Maker Guides
The 8088 and 8086 Microprocessors
by Walter A. Triebel • 1991
Master the 8088 and 8086 from the metal up: assembly, debugging, and interfacing.
4.17
195
🧱 Microprocessor Architecture🔢 Assembly Language💻 Intel X86
The 8088 and 8086 Microprocessors Summary
The 8088 and 8086 Microprocessors 91%
Master the 8088 and 8086 from the metal up: assembly, debugging, and interfacing.
by Walter A. Triebel 1991
4.17
195 ratings
🧱 Microprocessor Architecture🔢 Assembly Language💻 Intel X86
Getting Started With Raspberry Pi
by Matt Richardson • 2012
A credit-card-sized Linux board: learn to build gadgets that detect, respond, and serve web pages.
3.85
322
🖥️ Single Board Computers🔌 Physical Computing💻 Linux Command Line
Getting Started With Raspberry Pi Summary
Getting Started With Raspberry Pi 91%
A credit-card-sized Linux board: learn to build gadgets that detect, respond, and serve web pages.
by Matt Richardson 2012
3.85
322 ratings
🖥️ Single Board Computers🔌 Physical Computing💻 Linux Command Line
Exploring Arduino
by Jeremy Blum • 2013
From a blinking LED to a web-connected robot: master Arduino's full range through hands-on projects.
4.28
281
💻 Embedded Programming🔌 Physical Computing⚡ Electronics Projects
Exploring Arduino Summary
Exploring Arduino 91%
From a blinking LED to a web-connected robot: master Arduino's full range through hands-on projects.
by Jeremy Blum 2013
4.28
281 ratings
💻 Embedded Programming🔌 Physical Computing⚡ Electronics Projects
PCs For Dummies
by Dan Gookin • 1992
From plugging it in to fixing it yourself: the manual your PC never came with.
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111
🖥️ Personal Computing💻 Computer Basics🍼 Absolute Beginners
PCs For Dummies Summary
PCs For Dummies 90%
From plugging it in to fixing it yourself: the manual your PC never came with.
by Dan Gookin 1992
3.57
111 ratings
🖥️ Personal Computing💻 Computer Basics🍼 Absolute Beginners
Structured Computer Organization
by Andrew S. Tanenbaum • 1976
From logic gates to assembly code: the layered architecture every computer hides in plain sight.
4.04
591
🏗️ Computer Architecture🧅 Layered Abstraction🔌 Digital Logic
Structured Computer Organization Summary
Structured Computer Organization 90%
From logic gates to assembly code: the layered architecture every computer hides in plain sight.
by Andrew S. Tanenbaum 1976
4.04
591 ratings
🏗️ Computer Architecture🧅 Layered Abstraction🔌 Digital Logic
Operating Systems
by William Stallings • 1991
How UNIX, Linux, and Solaris kernels work inside: from fork() to page faults.
3.72
421
🖥️ Operating Systems🐧 Unix Internals⚙️ Kernel Design
Operating Systems Summary
Operating Systems 90%
How UNIX, Linux, and Solaris kernels work inside: from fork() to page faults.
by William Stallings 1991
3.72
421 ratings
🖥️ Operating Systems🐧 Unix Internals⚙️ Kernel Design
Raspberry Pi User Guide
by Eben Upton • 2012
Blank SD card to blinking LED: the official guide to the tiny computer built for hacking.
3.83
535
🖥️ Single-Board Computers🐧 Linux For Beginners💻 Introductory Programming
Raspberry Pi User Guide Summary
Raspberry Pi User Guide 90%
Blank SD card to blinking LED: the official guide to the tiny computer built for hacking.
by Eben Upton 2012
3.83
535 ratings
🖥️ Single-Board Computers🐧 Linux For Beginners💻 Introductory Programming
Arduino For Dummies
by John Nussey • 2013
Make electronics that sense, move, and react, starting with a single blinking LED.
3.94
162
🧠 Microcontrollers🔌 Physical Computing🔧 Maker Movement
Arduino For Dummies Summary
Arduino For Dummies 90%
Make electronics that sense, move, and react, starting with a single blinking LED.
by John Nussey 2013
3.94
162 ratings
🧠 Microcontrollers🔌 Physical Computing🔧 Maker Movement
Operating System Concepts
by Abraham Silberschatz • 1985
There is exactly one program that never stops on your computer; everything else negotiates with it.
3.90
2k+
🖥️ Operating Systems⚙️ Kernel Design💻 Virtualization
Operating System Concepts Summary
Operating System Concepts 90%
There is exactly one program that never stops on your computer; everything else negotiates with it.
by Abraham Silberschatz 1985
3.90
2k+ ratings
🖥️ Operating Systems⚙️ Kernel Design💻 Virtualization
How Computers Really Work
by Matthew Justice • 2020
From transistor to web: the computing stack explained layer by layer, no prerequisites required.
4.35
160
🏗️ Computer Architecture⚡ Digital Electronics🧱 Abstraction Layers
How Computers Really Work Summary
How Computers Really Work 89%
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
Linux Kernel Development
by Robert Love • 2003
Linux has no threads, only tasks, and a red-black tree keeps the CPU fair.
4.34
877
🖥️ Operating Systems⚙️ Kernel Internals💻 Systems Programming
Linux Kernel Development Summary
Linux Kernel Development 89%
Linux has no threads, only tasks, and a red-black tree keeps the CPU fair.
by Robert Love 2003
4.34
877 ratings
🖥️ Operating Systems⚙️ Kernel Internals💻 Systems Programming
The Design of the UNIX Operating System
by Maurice J. Bach • 1986
What actually happens between the shell prompt and the hardware: the Unix kernel explained.
4.25
605
🖥️ Operating Systems⚙️ Kernel Design🔧 Systems Programming
The Design of the UNIX Operating System Summary
The Design of the UNIX Operating System 89%
What actually happens between the shell prompt and the hardware: the Unix kernel explained.
by Maurice J. Bach 1986
4.25
605 ratings
🖥️ Operating Systems⚙️ Kernel Design🔧 Systems Programming
Programming the Raspberry Pi
by Simon Monk • 2012
From blinking LED to autonomous rover: a hands-on guide to the Raspberry Pi and Python.
3.82
420
🖥️ Single-Board Computers🐍 Python For Hardware🐧 Linux Basics
Programming the Raspberry Pi Summary
Programming the Raspberry Pi 89%
From blinking LED to autonomous rover: a hands-on guide to the Raspberry Pi and Python.
by Simon Monk 2012
3.82
420 ratings
🖥️ Single-Board Computers🐍 Python For Hardware🐧 Linux Basics
Computer Systems
by Randal E. Bryant • 2002
Hardware and OS abstractions beneath your code: caching, concurrency, and the full systems stack.
4.46
1k+
🏛️ Computer Architecture⚙️ Systems Programming🖥️ Operating Systems
Computer Systems Summary
Computer Systems 89%
Hardware and OS abstractions beneath your code: caching, concurrency, and the full systems stack.
by Randal E. Bryant 2002
4.46
1k+ ratings
🏛️ Computer Architecture⚙️ Systems Programming🖥️ Operating Systems
Make
by Charles Platt • 2008
From Ohm's Law to Arduino: learn electronics by building, breaking, and fixing circuits.
4.27
1k+
⚡ Electronic Fundamentals🔌 Circuit Building🛠️ Hobbyist Electronics
Make Summary
Make 89%
From Ohm's Law to Arduino: learn electronics by building, breaking, and fixing circuits.
by Charles Platt 2008
4.27
1k+ ratings
⚡ Electronic Fundamentals🔌 Circuit Building🛠️ Hobbyist Electronics
How Linux Works
by Brian Ward • 2004
Linux hides nothing. Its internals are legible, learnable, and waiting for you to take control.
4.18
1k+
🐧 Linux Internals💻 Operating Systems🖥️ Command Line
How Linux Works Summary
How Linux Works 89%
Linux hides nothing. Its internals are legible, learnable, and waiting for you to take control.
by Brian Ward 2004
4.18
1k+ ratings
🐧 Linux Internals💻 Operating Systems🖥️ Command Line
Linux Service Management Made Easy with systemd
by Donald A. Tevault • 2022
Parallel startup, unified configs, binary logs: the systemd skills every Linux admin now needs.
3.81
21
🐧 Linux Administration🖥️ System Administration🗄️ Server Management
Linux Service Management Made Easy with systemd Summary
Linux Service Management Made Easy with systemd 89%
Parallel startup, unified configs, binary logs: the systemd skills every Linux admin now needs.
by Donald A. Tevault 2022
3.81
21 ratings
🐧 Linux Administration🖥️ System Administration🗄️ Server Management
Building Wireless Sensor Networks
by Robert Faludi • 2010
Turn Arduino and XBee radios into a self-healing sensor mesh: from two nodes to thousands.
3.82
192
📶 Wireless Networking💻 Embedded Systems📡 Sensor Networks
Building Wireless Sensor Networks Summary
Building Wireless Sensor Networks 89%
Turn Arduino and XBee radios into a self-healing sensor mesh: from two nodes to thousands.
by Robert Faludi 2010
3.82
192 ratings
📶 Wireless Networking💻 Embedded Systems📡 Sensor Networks
Modern Operating Systems
by Andrew S. Tanenbaum • 1992
From process scheduling to virtual memory, the abstractions that keep your computer from crashing.
4.14
2k+
🖥️ Operating Systems⚙️ Systems Programming🧠 Kernel Design
Modern Operating Systems Summary
Modern Operating Systems 89%
From process scheduling to virtual memory, the abstractions that keep your computer from crashing.
by Andrew S. Tanenbaum 1992
4.14
2k+ ratings
🖥️ Operating Systems⚙️ Systems Programming🧠 Kernel Design
Mastering Linux Security and Hardening
by Donald A. Tevault • 2018
A sysadmin's guide to hardening Linux: firewalls, encryption, and kernel-enforced access controls.
4.32
19
🐧 Linux Administration🔒 Cybersecurity🛡️ Server Hardening
Mastering Linux Security and Hardening Summary
Mastering Linux Security and Hardening 89%
A sysadmin's guide to hardening Linux: firewalls, encryption, and kernel-enforced access controls.
by Donald A. Tevault 2018
4.32
19 ratings
🐧 Linux Administration🔒 Cybersecurity🛡️ Server Hardening
Linux Administration Best Practices
by Scott Alan Miller • 2022
Storage, patches, databases, monitoring: a Linux playbook for keeping all the plates spinning.
3.00
3
🐧 Linux Administration🏗️ System Architecture📜 Infrastructure As Code
Linux Administration Best Practices Summary
Linux Administration Best Practices 89%
Storage, patches, databases, monitoring: a Linux playbook for keeping all the plates spinning.
by Scott Alan Miller 2022
3.00
3 ratings
🐧 Linux Administration🏗️ System Architecture📜 Infrastructure As Code
The Art of Electronics
by Paul Horowitz • 1980
Learn the craft electronics textbooks leave out: from biasing transistors to taming noise.
4.40
2k+
🔌 Circuit Design⚡ Analog Electronics🔧 Practical Electronics
The Art of Electronics Summary
The Art of Electronics 89%
Learn the craft electronics textbooks leave out: from biasing transistors to taming noise.
by Paul Horowitz 1980
4.40
2k+ ratings
🔌 Circuit Design⚡ Analog Electronics🔧 Practical Electronics
How to Diagnose and Fix Everything Electronic
by Michael Jay Geier • 2010
Diagnose the silent failure, read the schematic, fix it yourself. No engineering degree required.
3.93
367
🔌 Electronics Repair🔍 Troubleshooting Methods📐 Schematic Reading
How to Diagnose and Fix Everything Electronic Summary
How to Diagnose and Fix Everything Electronic 89%
Diagnose the silent failure, read the schematic, fix it yourself. No engineering degree required.
by Michael Jay Geier 2010
3.93
367 ratings
🔌 Electronics Repair🔍 Troubleshooting Methods📐 Schematic Reading
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 89%
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
Networking for Dummies
by Doug Lowe • 2000
The jargon-free guide to building, securing, and fixing networks, from a single office to the cloud.
3.70
204
💻 Computer Networking🔒 Network Security📶 Wireless Networking
Networking for Dummies Summary
Networking for Dummies 89%
The jargon-free guide to building, securing, and fixing networks, from a single office to the cloud.
by Doug Lowe 2000
3.70
204 ratings
💻 Computer Networking🔒 Network Security📶 Wireless Networking
Smashing WordPress
by Thord Daniel Hedengren • 2010
Take WordPress beyond blogging with themes, custom post types, and the loop for any site.
3.76
247
🛠️ Wordpress Development🎨 Theme Building🔌 Plugin Development
Smashing WordPress Summary
Smashing WordPress 89%
Take WordPress beyond blogging with themes, custom post types, and the loop for any site.
by Thord Daniel Hedengren 2010
3.76
247 ratings
🛠️ Wordpress Development🎨 Theme Building🔌 Plugin Development
Learning OpenCV
by Gary Bradski • 2008
From smoothing to machine learning: the complete OpenCV toolkit for building computer vision apps.
4.01
171
🖥️ Computer Vision🌄 Image Processing📚 Open Source Libraries
Learning OpenCV Summary
Learning OpenCV 89%
From smoothing to machine learning: the complete OpenCV toolkit for building computer vision apps.
by Gary Bradski 2008
4.01
171 ratings
🖥️ Computer Vision🌄 Image Processing📚 Open Source Libraries
Network Warrior
by Gary A. Donahue • 2007
Spanning tree, auto-negotiation, EtherChannel: the real networking knowledge certification skipped.
4.19
433
🖥️ Computer Networking🔄 Routing And Switching⚙️ Network Administration
Network Warrior Summary
Network Warrior 89%
Spanning tree, auto-negotiation, EtherChannel: the real networking knowledge certification skipped.
by Gary A. Donahue 2007
4.19
433 ratings
🖥️ Computer Networking🔄 Routing And Switching⚙️ Network Administration
Ansible
by Lorin Hochstein • 2014
No agents required. Automate configuration and deployment with playbooks you can actually read.
3.88
270
🔧 Configuration Management📋 Infrastructure As Code🛠️ Devops Tooling
Ansible Summary
Ansible 89%
No agents required. Automate configuration and deployment with playbooks you can actually read.
by Lorin Hochstein 2014
3.88
270 ratings
🔧 Configuration Management📋 Infrastructure As Code🛠️ Devops Tooling
The Art of Debugging with GDB, DDD and Eclipse
by Norman Matloff • 2007
Your program crashes because it hides a secret. GDB, DDD, and Eclipse reveal it.
3.91
106
🐞 Debugging Techniques⚡ Systems Programming🧠 Memory Management
The Art of Debugging with GDB, DDD and Eclipse Summary
The Art of Debugging with GDB, DDD and Eclipse 89%
Your program crashes because it hides a secret. GDB, DDD, and Eclipse reveal it.
by Norman Matloff 2007
3.91
106 ratings
🐞 Debugging Techniques⚡ Systems Programming🧠 Memory Management
UNIX and Linux System Administration Handbook
by Evi Nemeth • 2010
Every script, service, and subnet: the Unix and Linux admin's survival manual.
4.45
993
🖥️ System Administration🐚 Shell Scripting🌐 Network Administration
UNIX and Linux System Administration Handbook Summary
UNIX and Linux System Administration Handbook 89%
Every script, service, and subnet: the Unix and Linux admin's survival manual.
by Evi Nemeth 2010
4.45
993 ratings
🖥️ System Administration🐚 Shell Scripting🌐 Network Administration
Hands-On System Programming with Linux
by Kaiwan N Billimoria • 2018
Linux system programming in depth: processes, memory, signals, and the tools that keep them stable.
3.67
6
🐧 Linux System Programming📜 Unix Philosophy📏 Posix Standards
Hands-On System Programming with Linux Summary
Hands-On System Programming with Linux 88%
Linux system programming in depth: processes, memory, signals, and the tools that keep them stable.
by Kaiwan N Billimoria 2018
3.67
6 ratings
🐧 Linux System Programming📜 Unix Philosophy📏 Posix Standards
Code
by Charles Petzold • 1999
How a simple switch, a telegraph relay, and Boolean logic became the modern computer.
4.40
11k+
💻 How Computers Work🏗️ Computer Architecture🔢 Digital Logic
Code Summary
Code 88%
How a simple switch, a telegraph relay, and Boolean logic became the modern computer.
by Charles Petzold 1999
4.40
11k+ ratings
💻 How Computers Work🏗️ Computer Architecture🔢 Digital Logic
Practical Malware Analysis
by Michael Sikorski • 2011
IT security to malware analyst: a hands-on lab manual bridging the gap with real tools and code.
4.47
609
🦠 Malware Analysis⚙️ Reverse Engineering🪟 Windows Internals
Practical Malware Analysis Summary
Practical Malware Analysis 88%
IT security to malware analyst: a hands-on lab manual bridging the gap with real tools and code.
by Michael Sikorski 2011
4.47
609 ratings
🦠 Malware Analysis⚙️ Reverse Engineering🪟 Windows Internals
The Linux Programming Interface
by Michael Kerrisk • 2010
File descriptors, processes, signals, sockets: the definitive guide to Linux system call interface.
4.63
723
⚙️ Operating Systems🐧 Linux Api🔧 System Programming
The Linux Programming Interface Summary
The Linux Programming Interface 88%
File descriptors, processes, signals, sockets: the definitive guide to Linux system call interface.
by Michael Kerrisk 2010
4.63
723 ratings
⚙️ Operating Systems🐧 Linux Api🔧 System Programming
Exam Ref 70-410 Installing and Configuring Windows Server 2012 R2
by Craig Zacker • 2012
From bare metal to a fully managed domain: the hands-on path to the 70-410 certification.
3.76
146
📟 System Administration📝 Exam Preparation🏢 Microsoft Ecosystem
Exam Ref 70-410 Installing and Configuring Windows Server 2012 R2 Summary
Exam Ref 70-410 Installing and Configuring Windows Server 2012 R2 88%
From bare metal to a fully managed domain: the hands-on path to the 70-410 certification.
by Craig Zacker 2012
3.76
146 ratings
📟 System Administration📝 Exam Preparation🏢 Microsoft Ecosystem
Digital Design
by M. Morris Mano • 1984
The canonical toolkit for turning binary logic into processors, from gates to state machines.
3.98
877
📐 Logic Design🔢 Boolean Algebra✂️ Logic Minimization
Digital Design Summary
Digital Design 88%
The canonical toolkit for turning binary logic into processors, from gates to state machines.
by M. Morris Mano 1984
3.98
877 ratings
📐 Logic Design🔢 Boolean Algebra✂️ Logic Minimization
High Speed Signal Propagation
by Howard W. Johnson • 2003
Your traces are never just wires: the physics that decide whether your board works.
4.00
16
📡 High-Speed Digital〰️ Signal Integrity⚡ Power Integrity
High Speed Signal Propagation Summary
High Speed Signal Propagation 88%
Your traces are never just wires: the physics that decide whether your board works.
by Howard W. Johnson 2003
4.00
16 ratings
📡 High-Speed Digital〰️ Signal Integrity⚡ Power Integrity
Hackers
by Steven Levy • 1984
Before the garage, a creed of open access and hands-on tinkering drove the computer revolution.
4.16
9k+
🖥️ Computer History💻 Personal Computing☮️ Tech Counterculture
Hackers Summary
Hackers 88%
Before the garage, a creed of open access and hands-on tinkering drove the computer revolution.
by Steven Levy 1984
4.16
9k+ ratings
🖥️ Computer History💻 Personal Computing☮️ Tech Counterculture
Writing High-Performance .NET Code
by Ben Watson • 2014
Stop guessing why .NET drags. Measure, master the GC, and fix the real bottlenecks.
4.30
291
💻 .Net Development⚡ Performance Tuning💾 Memory Management
Writing High-Performance .NET Code Summary
Writing High-Performance .NET Code 88%
Stop guessing why .NET drags. Measure, master the GC, and fix the real bottlenecks.
by Ben Watson 2014
4.30
291 ratings
💻 .Net Development⚡ Performance Tuning💾 Memory Management
Linux for Beginners
by Jason Cannon • 2014
The Linux terminal from zero: what to type, how to connect, what never to delete.
4.02
339
🐧 Linux Operating Systems🔧 System Administration💻 Command Line Basics
Linux for Beginners Summary
Linux for Beginners 88%
The Linux terminal from zero: what to type, how to connect, what never to delete.
by Jason Cannon 2014
4.02
339 ratings
🐧 Linux Operating Systems🔧 System Administration💻 Command Line Basics
Cybersecurity for Small Networks
by Seth Enoka • 2022
Turn free tools into a layered defense that stops attackers before they reach your devices.
4.08
52
🔒 Network Security🏠 Homelab And Self-Hosting🛠️ Open Source Tools
Cybersecurity for Small Networks Summary
Cybersecurity for Small Networks 88%
Turn free tools into a layered defense that stops attackers before they reach your devices.
by Seth Enoka 2022
4.08
52 ratings
🔒 Network Security🏠 Homelab And Self-Hosting🛠️ Open Source Tools
HTML and CSS
by Jon Duckett • 2011
HTML and CSS are the web's building blocks. This visual guide shows you how to lay them.
4.30
5k+
🌐 Web Design🖥️ Frontend Development⚖️ Web Standards
HTML and CSS Summary
HTML and CSS 88%
HTML and CSS are the web's building blocks. This visual guide shows you how to lay them.
by Jon Duckett 2011
4.30
5k+ ratings
🌐 Web Design🖥️ Frontend Development⚖️ Web Standards
Information Architecture for the World Wide Web
by Peter Morville • 1998
Why most large websites feel like a maze, and the craft of making them findable.
3.93
4k+
🧱 Information Architecture🌐 Web Design💻 User Experience Design
Information Architecture for the World Wide Web Summary
Information Architecture for the World Wide Web 88%
Why most large websites feel like a maze, and the craft of making them findable.
by Peter Morville 1998
3.93
4k+ ratings
🧱 Information Architecture🌐 Web Design💻 User Experience Design
The C++ Programming Language
by Bjarne Stroustrup • 1986
Low-level speed meets high-level design. The definitive manual from C++'s creator.
4.10
4k+
🖥️ Systems Programming📖 Language Reference♻️ Resource Management
The C++ Programming Language Summary
The C++ Programming Language 88%
Low-level speed meets high-level design. The definitive manual from C++'s creator.
by Bjarne Stroustrup 1986
4.10
4k+ ratings
🖥️ Systems Programming📖 Language Reference♻️ Resource Management
HTML5 for Web Designers
by Jeremy Keith • 2010
Ditch plugins and browser hacks: native audio, video, and responsive images arrive with HTML5.
3.98
3k+
🌐 Html5💻 Front-End Development🧱 Html And Css
HTML5 for Web Designers Summary
HTML5 for Web Designers 88%
Ditch plugins and browser hacks: native audio, video, and responsive images arrive with HTML5.
by Jeremy Keith 2010
3.98
3k+ ratings
🌐 Html5💻 Front-End Development🧱 Html And Css
RUST AND GOLANG FOR BEGINNERS
by Tam Sel • 2020
Rust prevents memory bugs; Go makes concurrency simple. One book teaches both through examples.
🖥️ Compiled Languages🔄 Concurrent Programming💻 Hands-On Tutorials
RUST AND GOLANG FOR BEGINNERS Summary
RUST AND GOLANG FOR BEGINNERS 88%
Rust prevents memory bugs; Go makes concurrency simple. One book teaches both through examples.
by Tam Sel 2020
🖥️ Compiled Languages🔄 Concurrent Programming💻 Hands-On Tutorials
HTML5
by Mark Pilgrim • 2010
Plugins are dying: video, graphics, and storage now live in the browser itself. Here is how.
3.97
653
🌐 Web Development💻 Frontend Development🏷️ Semantic Markup
HTML5 Summary
HTML5 88%
Plugins are dying: video, graphics, and storage now live in the browser itself. Here is how.
by Mark Pilgrim 2010
3.97
653 ratings
🌐 Web Development💻 Frontend Development🏷️ Semantic Markup
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 88%
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
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