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  1. Docker en profundidad
    De cero a Docker en un solo libro
    Nigel Poulton and Pablo J Moreno
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  2. Everyday Git 2022 - Attaining code quality and keeping your team sane
    Attaining code quality, creating high-quality software products and keeping your whole team sane.
    Bryan Lim

    Everyday Git 2022 is a pragmatic guide with easy examples on how to use Git easily. Gain access to the tips and tricks to using Git. Save you 100 hours in learning Git. Keep the whole team sane by using Git every day. Improve code quality and eventual product quality by tracking changes in your code base.

  3. Tech Fluent CEO
    Build and Lead Extraordinary Digital Companies, Without Being a Tech Nerd
    Aman Y. Agarwal

    Hate calling yourself a "non-technical" founder or professional? Never again. The ultimate guide to thinking digitally and leading software companies.

  4. A practical book about how candidates can outperform in coding interviews, from the lenses of interviewers

  5. In this book, I stated how we could gain the product-first approach. I have shared methods and experiences that I sincerely believe may benefit you. I hope this book will enable you to include product-first intent in your code-first perspective. 

  6. The easiest way to learn design patterns
    With JavaScript code examples on Node.js
    Fiodar Sazanavets

    Learn design patterns in the easiest way possible. You will no longer have to brute-force your way through each one of them while trying to figure out how it works. The book provides a unique methodology that will make your understanding of design patterns stick. It can also be used as a reference book where you can find design patterns in seconds.

  7. Hands-On Mobile App Testing
    A GUIDE FOR SOFTWARE TESTERS AND ANYONE INVOLVED IN THE MOBILE APP BUSINESS
    Daniel Knott

    Are you a mobile tester looking to learn something new? Are you a software tester, developer, product manager or completely new to mobile testing? Then you should read this book as it contains lots of insights about the challenging job of a mobile tester from a practical perspective.

  8. Go, from the beginning
    from o to hero
    Chris Noring

    In this book you will learn the following: Build Console appsCreate Web APIsTest your codeCreate and publish reusable packages that others can consumeOrganize your files in a projectWork with files and directoriesParse text with the string library and regular expressions.

  9. No todo es programar
    10 habilidades que todo programador necesita
    Kiko Palomares

    Si quieres la versión en papel de este libro la puedes adquirir en Amazon.

  10. Modern IT Automation with PowerShell
    Modern Automation with PowerShell
    The DevOps Collective, Inc. and Michael Zanatta

    A PowerShell Textbook written by the community for the community!

  11. What if bugs could write e-mails? What if they would like to share their insights with younger shrews, as they grew old? This book allows you to take a different look at the development processes, learn from the developers' adversaries... the bugs!

  12. The Angular Developer's Nx Handbook
    Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen

    Everything an Angular developer needs to get going with the Nx build framework.

  13. Do you want to build a Mobile App from scratch? But you cannot master courage.Why?Because you have not coded before. You have No experience in programming.Right?It is perfectly OKAY. In fact, that sounds more challenging. There is ONLY one ANSWER TO YOUR DILEMMA.Learn Flutter. This book is designed for the non-coders. For absolute beginners.

  14. Breaking down JSON Web Tokens
    From pros and cons to building and revoking
    The FusionAuth Team

    JSON Web Tokens, or JWTs, are a powerful tool to encapsulate information in an integrity preserving fashion. This technology is widely deployed and supported, and can help you build scalable, secure systems.

  15. Frontend Architecture
    Una introducción al mundo de la arquitectura software orientada al frontend.
    Iago Lastra Rodríguez

    Este libro es una invitación a pensar con claridad sobre los cimientos de cualquier frontend: desde cómo medir la calidad de una arquitectura, hasta cómo organizar reglas de negocio, gestionar el estado o aplicar principios como SOLID de forma realista. A través de herramientas objetivas como el connascence, los diagramas de dependencia y los patrones clásicos del desarrollo web, se recorre la historia, los errores comunes y una propuesta concreta de arquitectura recursiva para aplicaciones SPA. No encontrarás aquí una receta mágica. Pero sí una colección de ideas que me hubiera gustado entender mucho antes.