In this post, we’ve compiled 331 free JAVA ebooks, online documents, guides and tutorials from 16 different categories. Although its initial release was nearly 30 years ago, Java is still one of the most in-demand and useful programming languages in modern technology.
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Reader’s block is a well-documented problem, and even avid readers occasionally suffer from it. The good news is that it’s not incurable, but it might require a little creativity and effort on your part. Read on to learn tips, tricks, methods and suggestions on how to overcome this obstacle.
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In no specific order, please do find 35 of the most favorited obscure books of all time for your reference. Do take note that this is not our typical “free ebook” compilation post, but more of a “What to Read” kind of post. However, a link will be provided should the book is freely and legally available. Feel free to scout ahead and digest the information accordingly. Happy reading!
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In this post we’ve covered 10 free ebooks from different categories and genres. Do take note that all titles are free at the time of posting and may be taken down by their respective authors without any prior warnings.
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Commemorating Gary Gygax Day on the 27th of July, this compilation’s main objective is to list as many as free ebooks as possible within the DnD world and also closely related genres such as RPG (Role-Playing Game). In total we’ve managed to list down over 53 titles.
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In this post, we have gathered 35 books that explain why it seems the world is so f*cked, touching and convering from various angles and aspects. A majority of these titles are quite recent, so they do reflect on the some of the most recent events and situations.
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In this post we’ve covered 13 free ebooks from different categories and genres. Do take note that all titles are free at the time of posting and may be taken down by their respective authors without any prior warnings.
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When Professor Lidenbrock obtains a mysterious runic-coded note in the manuscript of an Icelandic saga, he is determined to decipher it. Axel inadvertently solves the code and, much to his chagrin, discovers that it is a set of directions left by a sixteenth-century Icelandic alchemist to reach the center of the earth.
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