Free Programming Books

📘 Bash Guide ✍️ Author: Maarten Billemont 🗓 Year: 2021 📄 Pages: 104 🧠 This guide is targeted at beginning users. It assumes no advanced knowledge - just the ability to login to a Unix-like system and open a command-line (terminal) interface. Familiarity with the fundamental Unix tool set, or with other programming languages or programming concepts, is not required, but those who have such knowledge may understand some of the examples more quickly.

📘The Little MongoDB Book ✍️ Author: Karl Seguin 🗓 Year: 2016 📄 Pages: 66

📘 DevOps: WTF? ✍️ Author: Don Jones 🗓 Year: 2018 📄 Pages: 20 🧠 "DevOps" is creating a lot of anxiety amongst the IT professionals of the world. It's also causing a bit of a boom for technology marketing people, who in turn are making the whole concept confusing for businesses and professionals alike. This is an effort to set the record straight for someone who might be feeling a little vague or uncertain about what DevOps is, whether or not they're "doing DevOps," and so on. It's meant to be useful to business leaders, technology leaders, and technologists.

📘 Angular Notes for Professionals ✍️ Author: Stack Overflow Community 🗓 Year: 2018 📄 Pages: 201

📘 The Elements of Data Analytic Style ✍️ Author: Jeff Leek 🗓 Year: 2015 📄 Pages: 98 🧠 The book includes a basic checklist that may be useful as a guide for beginning data analysts or as a rubric for evaluating data analyses. It has been used in the author's data analysis class to evaluate student projects. Both the checklist and this book cover a small fraction of the field of data analysis, but the experience of the author is that once these elements are mastered, data analysts benefit most from hands on experience in their own discipline of application, and that many principles may be non-transferable beyond the basics.

📘 Learning LaTeX ✍️ Author: Stack Overflow Community 🗓 Year: 2019 📄 Pages: 63 🧠 LaTeX is a markup language for typesetting documents similar to how HTML is one for web sites. LaTeX is especially popular in academic writing due to its rich support for typesetting equations, cross-referencing figures and tables, and citations and bibliographies. It is an unofficial and free LaTeX book created for educational purposes. All the content is extracted from Stack Overflow Documentation, which is written by many hardworking individuals at Stack Overflow.

📘 An Introduction to Matlab and Mathcad ✍️ Author: Troy Siemers 🗓 Year: 2014 📄 Pages: 136 🧠 This text is used in a mathematical software course at VMI that provides an introduction to Matlab and Mathcad. Troy Siemers(the author) emphasizes that this text is much shorter than a traditional text. He has tried to provide the right amount of discussion and examples. The exercise sets have a small number of problems, but Siemers assigns all of them when he teaches the course. He has tried to give problems that come from real-world situations and contemporary data and aren't simply contrived just to fill space.

📘 Swift Notes for Professionals ✍️ Author: Stack Overflow Community 🗓 Year: 2018 📄 Pages: 290