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Successful performance engineering approach for mission critical applications.

Zero To Code is a manual for launching a new career as a software engineer.

Descriptions, Discussion, and Selected Source Modules illustrating State Machines, Event Handlers, Message Pumps, Fibers, and Event-triggered, Interacting State Machines. A demo program can be downloaded and run on an STM32F746G_DISCO board.

You do Perl and you know that tests are a good thing, but you've never had a chance to do it properly. They take a lot of your time, are very brittle and don't bring any real value. Sounds familiar? Then this book is for you. Rest assured, we'll show only real examples and real world problems.

SOLID is an acronym which stands for SRP, OCP, LSP, ISP and DIP. These five acronyms in their turn stand for:Single Responsibility PrincipleOpen/Closed PrincipleLiskov Substitution PrincipleInterface Segregation PrincipleDependency Inversion Principle

Learn the essence of SparxSystems Enterprise Architect the fun way. The model we build centers around the email implementation of a well-known party game 'The Werewolves of Woodhurst Willow'. Discover tons of EA tips that make your life easier and the results better. Suited for versions 13 and 14 of Enterprise Architect.

This companion book to Computer Systems provides all the necessary information, including source code examples. Complete the circle of knowledge with this hands on journey to bring the Raspberry Pi hardware to life with software. No experience is necessary beyond the companion book Computer Systems.

Software tends to have a short life span, learn modern practices to increase the longevity of your projects.

Have you ever wondered exactly how a computer system works? Concerned the inner workings of computers are too complicated to understand? Journey deep into the heart of computer systems by first learning how a computer "thinks" and then using that knowledge to bring computer hardware to life with software. No experience necessary!

System Thinking in IT How can a manager decide without credible information? How can we achieve our goals? How to deal with a great number of details, risks, intrigues on the journey to reaching the goal? How to learn from mistakes from past projects? How to face constant change in the team? How to build metadata-based knowledge systems?

Agile projects put teamwork, close cooperation and continuous communication among the project members in the spotlight. Offshore projects, on the contrary, are infamous for unwillingness to cooperate, communication gaps, cultural misunderstandings and injured trust among the remote parties. So, is there any way to blend the two strategies?

This playbook is a condensed how-to for small teams to get an agile process set up and delivering within days. The advice contained within is composed from real-world successful projects and teams. While this guide is focused on lean principles and keeping things simple, it does scale and all the small bits are included.

Total beginners should start here! Learn to embrace the problem-solving mindset you need to help those who depend on you. Learn the steps that lead to much appreciated solutions and why they matter. Face future challenges with confidence.

When companies try to become more agile, they often make mistakes or land in a local optimum. In this book, I show you some anti-patterns, their root causes, and what you can do about them.

This book will train you to be a master in bash, a technology that's more often used than understood. It uses the 'Hard Way' method, the best way to develop your skills. Based on many years of experience, the book takes you through what you need to know to understand what's going on when you look at others' bash scripts, and write your own.