Cyber threats are constantly multiplying and evolving, and a good defense isn’t good enough anymore. The safest approach to cyber threats is to hunt them down before they do damage, rather than reactively waiting for them to be uncovered.
This book jumps right into building microservices, giving you just enough knowledge to build, while not getting mired in theory.
From AWS Security by Dylan Shields
This article deals with securing access to your AWS account.
From Making Sense of Cyber Security by Thomas Kranz
It’s easy to forget that phones are powerful computers in their own right, vulnerable to the same threats as laptops or desktops. Mobile networks also contain many vulnerabilities that attackers can leverage. This article gives an overview of how mobile networks communicate with mobile devices and the threats therein.
From Akka in Action, Second Edition by Francisco Lopez-Sancho This article discusses fault tolerance. Take 35% off Akka in Action, Second Edition by entering fccabraham2 into the discount code box at checkout at manning.com. What fault tolerance is (and what… Continue Reading →
From Learn SQL in a Month of Lunches by Jeff Iannucci
Need to learn SQL for a job (or just for fun)? This book will have you querying databases like a pro in no time—no programming experience required!
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From Functional Programming in C#, Second Ed. By Enrico Buonanno
This article discusses Async streams and their use/implementation in C#.
With Tiny C# Projects by Denis Panjuta and Jafar Jabbarzadeh
Want to learn C#? There’s no better way to learn than by practical application. This book teaches C# via fun, real-world projects. You’ll be writing C# in no time!
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With Let’s Talk Python by Pavel Anni
Is your kid (or grandkid/niece/nephew/etc.) interested in coding? Do you want to help them learn (and learn a bit yourself)? This book will help you do it!
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From Go in Action, Second Edition by William Kennedy and Andrew Walker
This book will help you master Go language fundamentals, learn how to structure Go projects effectively, and deliver high-performance code using Go’s powerful concurrency model.
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