#books #vue #vuejs The Best Books to learn Vue JS for beginner ▻https://booksawesome.com/the-best-books-to-learn-vue-js-for-beginner
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#books #react 15 Best React Native Books You Have To Read
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#books #react #react.js 20 Best React.js Books You Have To Read
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Crossing by Pajtim Statovci review – an Albanian odyssey ▻https://ww...
▻https://diasp.eu/p/9088448Crossing by Pajtim Statovci review – an Albanian odyssey ▻https://www.theguardian.com/books/2019/may/22/crossing-pajtim-statovci-review-albania #Fictionintranslation #Fiction #Books #Culture #Albania #Europe
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#learning Data Science : Our Favorite Data Science #books
▻https://hackernoon.com/learning-data-science-our-favorite-data-science-books-d02ada5ed5d?sourceOriginally Posted HereWhether you are just breaking into data science, or you are looking to improve your data science skills. Books are one great method to get a base level understanding of specific topics. Now, we personally believe nothing beats experience, but in lieu of that, taking a course or reading a book is a great way possibilities that you can build on later when you are trying to practically approach data science.In data science, there are many topics to cover, so we wanted to focused on several specific topics. This post will cover books on #python, R programming, big data, SQL and just some generally good reads for data scientists.Heads Up! — This post contains referral links from Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a (...)
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Top 6 Best #books for learning #java #programming
▻https://hackernoon.com/top-6-best-books-for-learning-java-programming-30b0af41c549?source=rss--Twenty-five years after its creation, Java is still the most popular programming language according to the latest TIOBE index. Who would have thought that the language invented by Sun would have such a destiny when it was created in 1995?Today, knowing how to program in Java language has become almost indispensable. Why? Simply because the language that now belongs to Oracle allows you to do everything. It is thus possible to create desktop applications, Web applications or mobile applications via Android, which is crushing the smartphone market. The question of the need to learn Java does not therefore arise in 2019.Books to learn Java are numerous and it is therefore very difficult to find your way around such an important choice. In addition, the Java language has evolved a lot since (...)
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And the books were opened – Forthright Magazine
▻http://forthright.net/2019/03/10/books-openedThe end of winter is the time when many gardeners turn to their books. We may have been perusing seed catalogs for the last few months, and even ordered a few new varieties of tomatoes or beans to try.
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7 Interesting #books About #hacking to Read This Year
▻https://hackernoon.com/7-interesting-books-about-hacking-to-read-this-year-c951e6f638b0?source=Image by Freestocks.orgAre you looking for new hacking-themed books to read this year? Of course you are. There are tons of great options out there, whether you want to learn a new skill, advance your #cybersecurity career or just read a gripping hacking tale.This list has a little bit of everything. Here are seven hacking books to read this year.1. “Hacking: The Art of Exploitation” by Jon EricksonWe’ll start this list with a must-read for beginners. This book covers everything you need to know and explains it in a way anybody can understand. It also comes with a LiveCD that you can use to try out your newfound hacking skills.“Hacking: The Art of Exploitation” covers everything from programming to network communications to machine architecture to hacking techniques. Rather than just telling (...)
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#permaculture et logiciels libres ?
▻https://framablog.org/2019/02/27/permaculture-et-logiciels-libresVous ne voyez pas le rapport ? Eh bien eux, si. La petite association allemande qui anime le projet Permaculture Commons a de modestes ambitions : changer le monde. Voici les objectifs que se donnent ses membres : Nous voulons soutenir la transformation … Lire la suite
#Communs #Contributopia #booksprint #communs #coopération #CreativeCommons #Ecologie #GNU/Linux #JDLL #Licences #logiciel_libre
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Essential Reading List for Enterprise Software Developers and Architects
▻https://hackernoon.com/recommended-reading-list-for-enterprise-software-developers-and-architecThe target audience for this reading list is enterprise software developers and architects. I chose to focus on system design, data modelling, security, devops, process, creativity, and computer science foundations which are essential and generally useful to most software engineers. Enjoy, happy reading, and let me know what you think!Code Complete by Steve McConnell — This comprehensive, classic tome on software design, construction, and craftsmanship has stood the test of time. McConnell’s discussion of metaphors, #architecture, debugging, quality assurance and ethics are excellent and still relevant in the context of the cloud, troubleshooting complex systems, fixing security defects, and collaborating with diverse teams. My favorite proverb therein is: measure twice, cut once. Visit the (...)
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Tom Atlee’s Review(s) of ‘Designing Regenerative Cultures’
▻https://hackernoon.com/tom-atlees-review-s-of-designing-regenerative-cultures-6093266d681f?sourA JOURNEY INTO THE JUICY COMPLEXITY OF REGENERATIVE CULTUREThank you so much for this wonderfully honest review of how Designing Regenerative Cultures landed within you. I am deeply grateful you gave it time and hope the book with remain useful to you. Lots of love, DanielI knew a lot about regenerative #culture before I opened this book. I knew how it differs from sustainability (although I actually see #regeneration as fundamental to true sustainability; it’s just that mainstream views of sustainability don’t recognize that). But I’ve now learned that what I knew is clearly only a beginning. So I’ve ended up writing two parallel reviews, a new adventure for me… Here’s my first one:1.I have not finished this book. I was waiting until I finished it to write a review. But now I realize that my (...)
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How to read 52 #books in 52 weeks (Julian Hosp’s 2018 reading challenge)
▻https://hackernoon.com/how-to-read-52-books-in-52-weeks-julian-hosps-2018-reading-challenge-2a3According to statistics, the majority of the population does not even read a book a year. On the other hand, one often hears that “successful” people read at least ten books a year. Whether these facts are true or not, they inspired me almost ten years ago to make me read at least 50 books each year. That’s how my “52 Books in 52 Week Challenge” came into being.In 2018 I had the “ten year anniversary” of this challenge. On the one hand, I wanted to introduce the 52 books that I read last year, on the other hand, I wanted to explain in a video how I actually manage to read 52 books in a year:▻https://medium.com/media/793b24aad15fb9794badd4b1d6908e2f/hrefThe key things are:Know why you want to read so many books.Know how many you really want to read.Don’t worry about how too much.Combine reading (...)
#reading-challenge #read-a-book-a-week #julian-hosp #startup-books
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Mississippians Can Code, Too
▻https://hackernoon.com/mississippians-can-code-too-e6b6e0e82831?source=rss----3a8144eabfe3---4When I was kid, I bought a learning kit from the book fair that taught me about electricity. It showed me how to wire an LED light and make a buzzer. I tried to set a trap to alarm me when somebody came to my room. Around the same time in life, I had a teacher who said I was lousy at math. I’ve avoided anything math or science-related as much as possible ever since.Two things happened this week related to that math aversion. I started an intensive 10-week course to learn software development, with the end goal of finding an entry level job as a software developer. And towards the end of the week, another learning kit arrived in the mail to teach me about circuits and solar electricity.I had a difficult time deciding whether or not to attend the coding class. But my first week of class (...)
#software-development #learn-to-code #literature #web-development #books
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How do Your Favorite Books Compare in a #vr World?
▻https://hackernoon.com/https-hackernoon-com-how-do-your-favorite-books-compare-in-a-vr-world-18Visualizing semantic relationships using spatial embeddingsSemantic Spatial Embedding in VR? Exploring Content ( the traditional way )If you could search your own library of books digitally, how would you do it?A simple text search could work but that approach typically only answers the question “where are these terms mentioned in my books?”There are some questions that would be hard for a text search to answer:How would I find content where certain keywords may not be present?How do all my books relate to each other?Which of the books that I have not read yet would be a good place to start?These questions are trying to access the “semantics” or the “meaning” within content regardless of the actual words used.Beyond the Simple Text SearchUnicon (my most excellent employer) authorized me to spend (...)
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Why I Started a Virtual Book Club and How you can Join
▻https://hackernoon.com/why-i-started-a-virtual-book-club-and-how-you-can-join-330fb353ad74?sourMost of us want to read more — few of us find the time or the motivation to do it. #books clubs are an excellent motivator while expanding the worth you get from #reading a book on your own. You receive the benefit of a diverse range of opinions on each topic which makes every book more valuable and aids in the retention of the information you’ve consumed.We will get through a book in two weeks. This gives people enough time to order the physical copy if that’s their preference.During the process, the group acts as an open forum to discuss what you’ve read, why you find it interesting or the reason you disagree (especially if you disagree!). From there, discussion will naturally occur which has enough differing perspective and viewpoints to make things compelling and interesting.The only rule (...)
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Best books about #blockchain
▻https://hackernoon.com/best-books-about-blockchain-97b0ef8bbdac?source=rss----3a8144eabfe3---4Nine Must Read Books about BlockchainBooks about blockchainInvesting in Blockchain companies is no different from investing in any other industry. To succeed, you need a thorough understanding of the space you plan to be in before you even think of allocating any capital toward a particular project or asset. It is not an accident that “do your own research” has become more and more of a chant for the Crypto niche in the Blockchain industry, over time. Following this mantra is what leads to rational investing and trading in any sphere. Below, we have compiled a list for you of what we believe are the must read books for any aspiring Blockchain and Crypto investor.Cryptoassets: The Innovative Investor’s Guide to Bitcoin and Beyondby Chris Burniske and Jack TatarOf all of the books about (...)
#blockchain-technology #blockchain-book #cryptocurrency-investment #books-about-blockchain
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Install and Deploy a #react Book App in 3 Steps
▻https://hackernoon.com/install-and-deploy-a-react-book-app-in-3-steps-4b0062284ee?source=rss---Cosmic JS makes it easy to manage content for your React applications. Cosmic enables developers to build modern, content-powered applications without the hassle of maintaining installed CMS infrastructure. The Cosmic Dashboard gives the content creator an unmatched, delightful experience to create content.In this tutorial I’ll demonstrate using the Cosmic JS CLI to install a new Cosmic-powered React app recently debuted by the Cosmic JS Community. The Book App was built using React and Redux with content powered by Cosmic JS. Content creators can manage #books including images, titles, content, authors, and book genre/category. Search functionality is included by typing author name or book title. Sort by book categories and publish a book card from the custom admin dashboard.You can (...)
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#Books_with_an_Attitude @ FLAT
▻http://constantvzw.org/site/Books-with-an-attitude-FLAT,3054.htmlA la Foire du livre d’art FLAT à Turin, Femke présentera Books With an Attitude. Selon Constant, un livre mérite la marque « with an Attitude » lorsqu’il est réalisé avec des Logiciels Libres, Libres et Open Source et publié sous une licence libre. Cela signifie que les livres et leurs ingrédients sont libres d’être lus, redessinés, redistribués, recompilés et réimprimés. Pendant plus de dix ans, Constant a collaboré avec des designers et des collectifs pour expérimenter l’interrelation entre l’esthétique, (...)
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#Books_with_an_Attitude @ FLAT
▻http://constantvzw.org/site/Books-with-an-attitude-FLAT,3044.htmlAt the FLAT Art Book Fair of Torino, Femke will present Books With an Attitude. Books deserve their hallmark “with an Attitude” when they are made with Free, Libre and Open Source Software and published under an open content license by Constant. This Brussels’ based association for art and media, collaborated with different designers to experiment the interrelation between tools, design and content. After almost ten years, the catalog now includes e-books, manuals, software-releases, (...)
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Networks of Ones Own episode 1: Etherbox
▻http://constantvzw.org/site/Networks-of-Ones-Own-episode-1-Etherbox,3019.htmlNetworks Of One’s Own is een periodieke paranodale publicatie die collectief geschreven wordt in een netwerk. Elke episode wordt gezien als de ’release’ van een softwarestack, die gecontextualiseerd wordt in zijn specifieke praktijk. De serie is gericht op het documenteren van een set van instrumenten, ervaringen, manieren van werken die divers zijn in termen van hun temporaliteit, granulariteit en persistentie. Deze eerste aflevering in de serie bevat documentatie, handleidingen, essays en (...)
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Networks of Ones Own episode 1: Etherbox
▻http://constantvzw.org/site/Networks-of-Ones-Own-episode-1-Etherbox.htmlNetworks Of One’s Own is a periodic para-nodal publication that is itself collectively written in a network. Each of the episodes is thought of as the ’release’ of a software stack, contextualised in its specific practice. The series aims to document a set of tools, experiences, ways of working that are diverse in terms of their temporality, granularity and persistence. This first episode in the series includes documentation, manuals, essays and a software release of Etherbox, a constellation (...)
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On product management & #humanity
▻https://hackernoon.com/on-product-management-humanity-ad80e9f4ccd4?source=rss----3a8144eabfe3--How the best product teams exploit homo sapiens’ defining traitBy Winston Christie-Blick | product manager at productboardThe best product managers are masterful illusionists. And to work their magic, they exploit a trait that is unique to humans — or to be more precise, to homo sapiens.After all, it is this trait that gave us an edge over our brawnier, heartier neanderthal brethren and explains why we sapiens have imposed ourselves at the top of the food chain wherever we’ve settled on Earth, even amidst predatory saber tooth tigers, imposing mammoths and mastodons.That trait is the ability to #mythologize, to imagine entities that don’t physically exist, perceive them as though they were real, and to do so collectively.Such is the claim made by Yuval Noah Harari in his bestselling Sapiens: A (...)
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Three #Reading recommendations, plus one
▻http://randalmatheny.com/3-reading-recommendationsOne you’ve certainly not seen; another probably not; the other two, a remote chance.
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The danger of a single author
▻http://africasacountry.com/2017/04/the-danger-of-a-single-authorYou might expect unbridled enthusiasm from literature professors for the “One Book, One New York” campaign, a project that claims to be “the largest community reading program in the country.” It champions literature, seeing it as uniquely positioned to bring people together; capable of building connections across difference in a world in which the arts…
