Practical DITA

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DITA for Practitioners Volume 1: Architecture and Technology

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Modern Tkinter for Busy Python Developers: Quickly Learn to Create Great Looking User Interfaces for Windows, Mac and Linux Using Python's Standard GUI Toolkit

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Docs for Developers: An Engineer’s Field Guide to Technical Writing

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Drupal 7 Multilingual Sites

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Rapid Contextual Design: A How-to Guide to Key Techniques for User-Centered Design

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Java Program Design: Principles, Polymorphism, and Patterns

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Conversations with Things: UX Design for Chat and Voice

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The Dbase Reports Book: Creating Reports and Labels in Dbase Plus

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Drupal 6 Content Administration

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Notion for Beginners: Notion for Work, Play, and Productivity

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Docs Like Code: Collaborate and Automate to Improve Technical Documentation

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Mastering Scrivener

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Programming Problems: Advanced Algorithms

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Test-Driven Development with React: Apply Test-Driven Development in Your Applications

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Grover Park George on Access: Unleash the Power of Access

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Developing Web Components with TypeScript: Native Web Development Using Thin Libraries

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Beginning App Development with Flutter: Create Cross-Platform Mobile Apps

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Expert T-SQL Window Functions in SQL Server 2019: The Hidden Secret to Fast Analytic and Reporting Queries

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The Fragile Methodology

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Programming 101: The How and Why of Programming Revealed Using the Processing Programming Language

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Data Virtualization: Selected Writings

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Pro SQL Server Relational Database Design and Implementation: Best Practices for Scalability and Performance

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Writing for Designers

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Advanced Python Development: Using Powerful Language Features in Real-World Applications

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Scala Programming for Big Data Analytics: Get Started With Big Data Analytics Using Apache Spark

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Beginning Office 365 Collaboration Apps: Working in the Microsoft Cloud

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Software Development Accelerated Essentials: What You Didn't Know, You Needed to Know

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The Remote System Explorer: Modern Developer Tools for the System i

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Upgrade your Todo List: Self-Management with Google Docs

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Instant Nancy Web Development

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Slenderman: Online Obsession, Mental Illness, and the Violent Crime of Two Midwestern Girls

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Elon Musk

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SQL QuickStart Guide: The Simplified Beginner's Guide to Managing, Analyzing, and Manipulating Data With SQL

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The Hacker Crackdown: Law and Disorder on the Electronic Frontier

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101 Awesome Builds: Minecraft®™ Secrets from the World's Greatest Crafters

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Excel Essentials: A Step-by-Step Guide with Pictures for Absolute Beginners to Master the Basics and Start Using Excel with Confidence

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Data Science from Scratch: The #1 Data Science Guide for Everything A Data Scientist Needs to Know: Python, Linear Algebra, Statistics, Coding, Applications, Neural Networks, and Decision Trees

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Standard Deviations: Flawed Assumptions, Tortured Data, and Other Ways to Lie with Statistics

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The Invisible Rainbow: A History of Electricity and Life

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The Simulation Hypothesis: An MIT Computer Scientist Shows Why AI, Quantum Physics and Eastern Mystics All Agree We Are In a Video Game

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Mastering ChatGPT: 21 Prompts Templates for Effortless Writing

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Everybody Lies: Big Data, New Data, and What the Internet Can Tell Us About Who We Really Are

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Machine Learning for Beginners: An Introduction for Beginners, Why Machine Learning Matters Today and How Machine Learning Networks, Algorithms, Concepts and Neural Networks Really Work

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CompTIA IT Fundamentals (ITF+) Study Guide: Exam FC0-U61

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Python for Beginners. A Smarter Way to Learn Python in 5 Days and Remember it Longer. With Easy Step by Step Guidance and Hands on Examples. (Python Crash Course-Programming for Beginners)

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The ChatGPT Millionaire Handbook: Make Money Online With the Power of AI Technology

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Procreate for Beginners: Introduction to Procreate for Drawing and Illustrating on the iPad

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Alan Turing: The Enigma: The Book That Inspired the Film The Imitation Game - Updated Edition

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CompTIA Security+ Practice Questions

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Childhood Unplugged: Practical Advice to Get Kids Off Screens and Find Balance

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Grokking Algorithms: An illustrated guide for programmers and other curious people

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Creating Online Courses with ChatGPT | A Step-by-Step Guide with Prompt Templates

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Dark Aeon: Transhumanism and the War Against Humanity

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How to Write a Book: An 11-Step Process to Build Habits, Stop Procrastinating, Fuel Self-Motivation, Quiet Your Inner Critic, Bust Through Writer's Block, & Let Your Creative Juices Flow (Short Read)

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AP Computer Science Principles Premium, 2024: 6 Practice Tests + Comprehensive Review + Online Practice

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ChatGPT Ultimate User Guide - How to Make Money Online Faster and More Precise Using AI Technology

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The Professional Voiceover Handbook: Voiceover training, #1

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Going Text: Mastering the Command Line

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People Skills for Analytical Thinkers

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How to Create Cpn Numbers the Right way: A Step by Step Guide to Creating cpn Numbers Legally

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Showing Courtesy Between Graphic Designers - RD040: Do you show courtesy for whoever will work on your files once you're done? Chances are while you're busy working away on your client's latest design project the last thing on your mind is who might one day be working on your files. Or what will happen...

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Episode 232: "Junior" developer and NDA'd

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Why Should You Write Technical Documentation?: We’ve all encountered technical documentation: Readmes, product manuals, and how-to guides, to name a few. Some are good, some are not so good, and some are less than helpful. Open source communities often need more people to write and update their projects’ documentation—but it’s not an easy task. So why not help out? In this episode, we find out why everyone should write at least a little bit of technical documentation. We speak to people who contributed to documentation to help, to learn, and even to start their careers in open source.

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Ep. 42 - How to write a good design doc: As a software engineer, it's your responsibility to write a good design doc so that your team knows how to solve the problem you're addressing. But what makes a design doc good, what should you include, and how should you write it? Angela shares all...

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Too DEV.to Quit: This week on the podcast, we sit down with Jess Lee, one of the co-founders of DEV, a social network where programmers come to learn, chat, and share ideas with a community of other coders. She explains her strange journey from working as a tour manager for Kidz Bop to building one of the fastest growing and most progressive online platforms for software developers.

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Requirements evaluation & solution fit with Doug Ayers: In this episode I will be speaking with Doug Ayers () about his approach to interpreting requirements and evaluating the options to architect a solution. As an experienced web application developer coming to the Salesforce platform more than 5 years...

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Data Center War Stories with Mike Julian: Mike Julian is the CEO of The Duckbill Group, a company you might be familiar with. Prior to co-founding Duckbill with yours truly, Mike was editor in chief at Monitoring Weekly, principal at Aster Labs, a senior DevOps consultant at Taos, a senior system

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Build Real Time Applications With Operational Simplicity Using Dozer: Real-time data processing has steadily been gaining adoption due to advances in the accessibility of the technologies involved. Despite that, it is still a complex set of capabilities. To bring streaming data in reach of application engineers Matteo Pelati helped to create Dozer. In this episode he explains how investing in high performance and operationally simplified streaming with a familiar API can yield significant benefits for software and data teams together.

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Episode 432: RR 424: Documenting Your Code

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JSJ 270 The Complete Software Developers Career Guide with John Sonmez

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File Management For Graphic Designers - RD022: The Amazing Task of File Management! A little to enthusiastic? Oh well, can't blame a guy for trying. The fact is file management is probably one of the most boring tasks we do as graphic designers. Boring, but necessary if we want to...

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357: Notetaking For Developers: Joël is joined by Amanda Beiner, a Senior Software Engineer at GitHub, who is known for her legendary well-organized notes. They talk about various types of notes: debugging, todos, mental stack, Zetelkasten/evergreen notes, notetaking apps and systems, and visual note-taking and diagramming too!

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#110 - Dane Hillard on Python packaging and effective developer tooling

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33: The War on Developer Productivity: Derrick recounts his last day at Drip - from being locked out, the elevator breaking, turning in parking passes, wearing a shirt saying “Quit Your Day Job,” to happy hour. He hadn’t even left yet and things were starting to fall apart! Although he has a feeling of being free now, he is bummed about not seeing his co-workers every day. However, he is excited to share his plans and personal mission for the near future - a project called, Level, based on balance, not chaos.

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Forgotten, But Not Gone: How Model-Based Development Is Still Alive and Well Today: Computer Aided Software Engineering (CASE) tools, which helped make the analysis, design, and implementation phases of software development better, faster, and cheaper, fell out of favor in the mid-'90s. Yet much of what they have to offer remains and...

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Practical MLOps // Noah Gift // MLOps Coffee Sessions #27

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René Föhring on Credo – Elixir Internals: Welcome back to the SmartLogic Podcast where we talk about the latest developments and best practices in the web and mobile software industry. In continuing with our theme of Elixir Internals, we’re having a conversation about the inner workings of one of the most popular Elixir libraries, Credo, and we are joined by the author René Föhring. René shares the story of how he was introduced to Elixir while doing his PhD and looking for a new programming language and then shares the philosophy and inspiration Credo was developed on.

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Advanced Search Is Back! (Sort of): THE LinkedIn podcast for those that want to keep informed. News, views, tips and questions every week from Mark 'Mr LinkedIn' Williams

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Developer Productivity Engineering: Its' more than buying faster hardware with Trisha Gee: Do you measure build times? On your shared CI as well as local builds on the developers workstations? Do you measure how much time devs spend in debugging code or trying to understand why tests or builds are all of a sudden failing? Are you treating...

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The Busy Creator 10, w/guest Erica Heinz: Erica Heinz is a web designer in Brooklyn, NY

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Let The Whole Team Participate In Data With The Quilt Versioned Data Hub: Data is a team sport, but it's often difficult for everyone on the team to participate. For a long time the mantra of data tools has been "by developers, for developers", which automatically excludes a large portion of the business members who play a crucial role in the success of any data project. Quilt Data was created as an answer to make it easier for everyone to contribute to the data being used by an organization and collaborate on its application. In this episode Aneesh Karve shares the journey that Quilt has taken to provide an approachable interface for working with versioned data in S3 that empowers everyone to collaborate.

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How to Use EdTech for Project-Based Learning - HoET242: Explore how integrating technology into PBL can enhance the learning experience, making it more accessible, engaging, and impactful for students. #EdTech Thought: Are You Really Trying? In this segment, I ask myself if I am doing all that I could be...

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Prepare Your Unstructured Data For Machine Learning And Computer Vision Without The Toil Using Activeloop: An interview with Davit Buniatyan about his work on Activeloop and the open source Hub framework for reducing the toil involved in getting your unstructured data ready for computer vision and machine learning projects.

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Balancing Cost Optimizations and Feature Work: Join Jesse and Amy as they talk about how it’s hard to make the argument to take an engineer off feature work, DocOps and why it’s a thing, how engineers will always over-optimize and over-engineer when given the chance, why you should never depend on fre

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Ep. 24 - How to run a successful development process (even if you're not technical): This episode is for anyone who wants to effectively orchestrate a development process without becoming the butt of their team’s water-cooler jokes. It's more attainable than you think, because it's all about process. Don't be a Bill Lumbergh - be...

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Gitting After It with Katie Sylor-Miller: Katie Sylor-Miller is a frontend architect at Etsy, a company she joined in November 2015. Prior to this position, Katie worked as a senior front end developer at Constant Contact, a technical lead at EF Education, a front end web developer at Miller Syst

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Working With Developers

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Rust in Production Ep 1 - InfluxData's Paul Dix: Paul Dix, CTO of InfluxDB, talks about the open-source time series database's development, the decision to use Go and Rust, challenges of managing high data volumes, performance improvements, future plans, and the value of hands-on learning.

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Episode 402: JSJ 397: Design Systems with Kaelig Deloumeau-Prigent

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DevOps with Nathen Harvey and Jez Humble: Happy Thanksgiving! This week, Aja and Brian are talking DevOps with Nathen Harvey and Jez Humble.