As the year of 2017 draws to an end, we celebrate our past memories and adventures that we have embarked upon, and prepare ourselves to a new set of adventures soon. This post is dedicated just for that, celebrating action and adventures in the form of literature and stories, to inspire and push all of us to explore further and take that next step that we’ve never had time for.
When Coffee and Kale Compete by Alan Klement will help you become better at creating and selling products that people will buy. Your joy at work will grow. You will know how to help companies increase profits, reduce waste, and remain competitive.
In this post we’ve listed down 6 free ebooks, magazines and whitepapers, handfully picked based on popularity. From accounting, social media to business reading materials, there’ll be more of such resources in the future, covering plethora of topics.
This You Don’t Know JavaScript book series offers a contrary challenge: learn and deeply understand all of JavaScript, even and especially ‘The Tough Parts’.
In this book, we aim to build cross-platform mobile apps, for Android and iOS, using React Native. We’ll learn what it means to build a robust application architecture that will stay with you regardless of change in the tooling or ecosystem churn.
In this course, the students learn the basics of programming (variables, conditionals, loops, objects, arrays) as well as a survey of applications related to making interactive projects (images, pixels, computer vision, networking, data, 3D).
In our new series of amazing facts about books and the reading world, we’ll cover 10 of the astounding and remarkable facts and events in the world of reading. In this version, find some interesting terms, past events by popular authors and lots of other statistics which you’ve probably never heard before.