Category: Tech & Devices

Functional Programming, Simplified by Alvin Alexander
Requirements: Any PDF Reader, 4mb
Overview: “Functional Programming, Simplified (Scala edition),” makes the process of learning functional programming (FP) in Scala as simple as possible by breaking down complex topics into small, bite-size chunks that are easy to understand. The lessons are presented in a logical sequence — the order in which the author learned them — culminating in advanced topics like functional domain modeling, and how to write and use monads.
All told, the book currently contains 118 small chapters and an additional eight appendices. Source code examples from the book are available as a series of Github repositories that you can download and work with.
Kindle readers: Please note that the book isn’t 100% complete at the moment, but I expect to add only two more chapters, so technically the book is now 98% complete. There is also a problem with the “Figure” references that I will correct with the next update.
Genre: Non-Fiction> Programming > Languages & Tools

Some of the book’s lessons include:

– A simple set of rules for functional programming in Scala
– How and why to write pure functions and use immutable variables
– Why function signatures in FP are *much* more important than method signatures in OOP
– How pure functions work with I/O (file, database, and network)
– How to read anonymous functions
– Lessons on recursion, with many images to help explain how it works
– How the concepts of JVM stacks and stack frames work
– Partially-applied functions and currying
– How using Option naturally leads to flatMap, and how flatMap naturally leads to for-comprehensions
– How and why to use case classes and pattern matching
– How to use monads like State and IO
– How to use monad transformers like StateT
– How (and why) to write your own monads
– Domain modeling in functional programming
– How to use “lenses” to update immutable data models
– Concurrency lessons cover Akka actors and Scala futures
– Visual lessons on collections’ methods like fold and reduce
– How to use the ScalaCheck property-testing framework
– How to write and use “type classes”
– Algebraic Data Types (ADTs) are explained

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Design Systems by Alla Kholmatova
Requirements: .ePUB Reader | 3.1 MB
Overview: As the web continues to become more complex, designing static pages has become untenable, so that many of us have started to approach design in a more systematic way. In this book, Alla Kholmatova sets out to identify what makes an effective design system that can empower teams to create great digital products.

Not all design systems are equally effective. Some can generate coherent user experiences, others produce confusing patchwork designs. Some inspire teams to contribute to them, others are neglected. Some get better with time, more cohesive and better functioning; others get worse, becoming bloated and cumbersome.

What are the key qualities of a well-functioning, enduring design system? Throughout the book, Alla will share an approach that will help you every day with your work.
Genre: Non Fiction Computers & Technology > Web Development > Web Design

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bash Cookbook: Solutions and Examples for bash Users, 2nd Edition by Carl Albing, JP Vossen
Requirements: Any PDF Reader, 3.6mb
Overview: For system administrators, programmers, and end users, shell command or carefully crafted shell script can save you time and effort, or facilitate consistency and repeatability for a variety of common tasks. This cookbook provides more than 300 practical recipes for using bash, the popular Unix shell that enables you to harness and customize the power of any Unix or Linux system.
Ideal for new and experienced users alike—including proficient Windows users and sysadmins—this updated second edition helps you solve a wide range of problems. You’ll learn ways to handle input/output, file manipulation, program execution, administrative tasks, and many other challenges. Each recipe includes one or more scripting examples and a discussion of why the solution works.
Genre: Non-Fiction> Operating Systems

You’ll find recipes for problems including:
• Standard output and input, and executing commands
• Shell variables, shell logic, and arithmetic
• Intermediate shell tools and advanced scripting
• Searching for files with find, locate, and slocate
• Working with dates and times
• Creating shell scripts for various end-user tasks
• Working with tasks that require parsing
• Writing secure shell scripts
• Configuring and customizing bash

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Amazon Web Services for Mobile Developers: Building Apps with AWS by Abhishek Mishra
Requirements: Any PDF Reader, 19.7mb
Overview: A practical, real-world introduction to AWS tools and concepts
Amazon Web Services for Mobile Developers: Building Apps with AWS presents a professional view of cloud computing and AWS for experienced iOS/Android developers and technical/solution architects. Cloud computing is a rapidly expanding ecosystem, and working professionals need a practical resource to bring them up-to-date on tools that are rapidly becoming indispensable; this book helps expand your skill set by introducing you to AWS offerings that can make your job easier, with a focus on real-world application. Author and mobile applications developer Abhishek Mishra shows you how to create IAM accounts and try out some of the most popular services, including EC2, Lambda, Mobile Analytics, Device Farm, and more. You’ll build a chat application in both Swift (iOS) and Java (Andoid), running completely off AWS Infrastructure to explore SDK installation, Xcode, Cognito authentication, DynamoDB, Amazon SNA Notifications, and other useful tools. By actually using the tools as you learn about them, you develop a more intuitive understanding that feels less like a shift and more like a streamlined integration.
If you have prior experience with Swift or Java and a solid knowledge of web services, this book can help you quickly take your skills to the next level with a practical approach to learning that translates easily into real-world use.
Any job is easier with the right tools, and Amazon Web Services for Mobile Developers: Building Apps with AWS gets you acquainted with an ever-expanding toolkit for mobile app development.
Genre: Non-Fiction> Software Design & Engineering

– Understand the key concepts of AWS as applied to both iOS and Android developers
– Explore major AWS offerings for mobile developers, including DynamoDB, RDS, EC2, SNS, Cognito, and more
– Learn what people are talking about when they use buzzwords like PaaS, IaaS, SaaS, and APaaS
– Work through explanations by building apps that tie into the AWS ecosystem

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Using Ubuntu MATE and Its Applications by Larry Bushey
Requirements: Any PDF Reader, 2mb
Overview: This book is written for computer users who want a reference detailed enough to help them to learn about Ubuntu MATE and its applications and to build their confidence and competence in using them to get things done. It is written from the perspective that Ubuntu MATE is a typical modern Linux for the average computer user who needs to do things like browse the Internet, check email, use a text editor or word processor, read and store document files, view and edit photos, watch videos, listen to music, and subscribe to podcasts. Many of the examples in this book are from my own experiences using Linux. The applications discussed work in the same way regardless of the operating system.
You’ve likely switched to Linux to be able to use software that is like your previous computer’s software, only better. By “better” you likely mean a modern but familiar user experience design, easy to understand and use, designed with security built-in, and protection from viruses and spyware included. You want all of that included and upgradeable at no additional charge. You want it all to “just work” with minimal or no maintenance – automatic security updates and software upgrades for both the operating system and all of your installed applications. You don’t mind paying for software, but you prefer the “try before you buy” philosophy. Ubuntu MATE gives you all of that and more!
While it’s is great for users who have migrated from Windows or macOS, Ubuntu MATE is also an excellent choice for any kind of computer user, from casual home user to professional software developer. That’s because of its modern, functionally thought-out design. Ubuntu MATE is capable enough for even the most experienced computer user because, well, it’s Linux! It has the power of every other Linux built-in. Simply put, it provides a practical alternative to other software that can run on your computer.
Whether you are new to Linux, upgrading from Windows or macOS to Linux, or just thinking about moving to Linux, this book will provide you with practical, day-to-day advice on how you can use Ubuntu MATE and its applications. This book is a guide for new users and a reference for all users of Linux.
Genre: Non-Fiction> Operating systems

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