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💻 Intel X86

A deep dive into the architecture that powers most of the world's computers, for readers who want to understand computing at the processor level.
The 8088 and 8086 Microprocessors
by Walter A. Triebel • 1991
Master the 8088 and 8086 from the metal up: assembly, debugging, and interfacing.
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🧱 Microprocessor Architecture🔢 Assembly Language🖥️ Computer Hardware
The 8088 and 8086 Microprocessors Summary
The 8088 and 8086 Microprocessors 91%
Master the 8088 and 8086 from the metal up: assembly, debugging, and interfacing.
by Walter A. Triebel 1991
4.17
195 ratings
🧱 Microprocessor Architecture🔢 Assembly Language🖥️ Computer Hardware
Operating System Concepts
by Abraham Silberschatz • 1985
There is exactly one program that never stops on your computer; everything else negotiates with it.
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2k+
🖥️ Operating Systems⚙️ Kernel Design💻 Virtualization
Operating System Concepts Summary
Operating System Concepts 88%
There is exactly one program that never stops on your computer; everything else negotiates with it.
by Abraham Silberschatz 1985
3.90
2k+ ratings
🖥️ Operating Systems⚙️ Kernel Design💻 Virtualization
Linux Kernel Development
by Robert Love • 2003
Linux has no threads, only tasks, and a red-black tree keeps the CPU fair.
4.34
877
🖥️ Operating Systems⚙️ Kernel Internals💻 Systems Programming
Linux Kernel Development Summary
Linux Kernel Development 88%
Linux has no threads, only tasks, and a red-black tree keeps the CPU fair.
by Robert Love 2003
4.34
877 ratings
🖥️ Operating Systems⚙️ Kernel Internals💻 Systems Programming
Operating Systems
by William Stallings • 1991
How UNIX, Linux, and Solaris kernels work inside: from fork() to page faults.
3.72
421
🖥️ Operating Systems🐧 Unix Internals⚙️ Kernel Design
Operating Systems Summary
Operating Systems 88%
How UNIX, Linux, and Solaris kernels work inside: from fork() to page faults.
by William Stallings 1991
3.72
421 ratings
🖥️ Operating Systems🐧 Unix Internals⚙️ Kernel Design
Structured Computer Organization
by Andrew S. Tanenbaum • 1976
From logic gates to assembly code: the layered architecture every computer hides in plain sight.
4.04
591
🏗️ Computer Architecture🧅 Layered Abstraction🔌 Digital Logic
Structured Computer Organization Summary
Structured Computer Organization 88%
From logic gates to assembly code: the layered architecture every computer hides in plain sight.
by Andrew S. Tanenbaum 1976
4.04
591 ratings
🏗️ Computer Architecture🧅 Layered Abstraction🔌 Digital Logic
The Design of the UNIX Operating System
by Maurice J. Bach • 1986
What actually happens between the shell prompt and the hardware: the Unix kernel explained.
4.25
605
🖥️ Operating Systems⚙️ Kernel Design🔧 Systems Programming
The Design of the UNIX Operating System Summary
The Design of the UNIX Operating System 88%
What actually happens between the shell prompt and the hardware: the Unix kernel explained.
by Maurice J. Bach 1986
4.25
605 ratings
🖥️ Operating Systems⚙️ Kernel Design🔧 Systems Programming
Practical Malware Analysis
by Michael Sikorski • 2011
IT security to malware analyst: a hands-on lab manual bridging the gap with real tools and code.
4.47
609
🦠 Malware Analysis⚙️ Reverse Engineering🪟 Windows Internals
Practical Malware Analysis Summary
Practical Malware Analysis 87%
IT security to malware analyst: a hands-on lab manual bridging the gap with real tools and code.
by Michael Sikorski 2011
4.47
609 ratings
🦠 Malware Analysis⚙️ Reverse Engineering🪟 Windows Internals
Computer Systems
by Randal E. Bryant • 2002
Hardware and OS abstractions beneath your code: caching, concurrency, and the full systems stack.
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1k+
🏛️ Computer Architecture⚙️ Systems Programming🖥️ Operating Systems
Computer Systems Summary
Computer Systems 87%
Hardware and OS abstractions beneath your code: caching, concurrency, and the full systems stack.
by Randal E. Bryant 2002
4.46
1k+ ratings
🏛️ Computer Architecture⚙️ Systems Programming🖥️ Operating Systems
Modern Operating Systems
by Andrew S. Tanenbaum • 1992
From process scheduling to virtual memory, the abstractions that keep your computer from crashing.
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2k+
🖥️ Operating Systems⚙️ Systems Programming🧠 Kernel Design
Modern Operating Systems Summary
Modern Operating Systems 87%
From process scheduling to virtual memory, the abstractions that keep your computer from crashing.
by Andrew S. Tanenbaum 1992
4.14
2k+ ratings
🖥️ Operating Systems⚙️ Systems Programming🧠 Kernel Design
Beautiful Architecture
by Diomidis Spinellis • 2008
Software guards its internals. Emacs shipped a Lisp interpreter and let users rewrite everything.
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171
🏗️ Software Architecture🖥️ Emacs📐 Software Design
Beautiful Architecture Summary
Beautiful Architecture 87%
Software guards its internals. Emacs shipped a Lisp interpreter and let users rewrite everything.
by Diomidis Spinellis 2008
3.42
171 ratings
🏗️ Software Architecture🖥️ Emacs📐 Software Design
The Linux Programming Interface
by Michael Kerrisk • 2010
File descriptors, processes, signals, sockets: the definitive guide to Linux system call interface.
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⚙️ Operating Systems🐧 Linux Api🔧 System Programming
The Linux Programming Interface Summary
The Linux Programming Interface 87%
File descriptors, processes, signals, sockets: the definitive guide to Linux system call interface.
by Michael Kerrisk 2010
4.63
723 ratings
⚙️ Operating Systems🐧 Linux Api🔧 System Programming
Hands-On System Programming with Linux
by Kaiwan N Billimoria • 2018
Linux system programming in depth: processes, memory, signals, and the tools that keep them stable.
3.67
6
🐧 Linux System Programming📜 Unix Philosophy📏 Posix Standards
Hands-On System Programming with Linux Summary
Hands-On System Programming with Linux 87%
Linux system programming in depth: processes, memory, signals, and the tools that keep them stable.
by Kaiwan N Billimoria 2018
3.67
6 ratings
🐧 Linux System Programming📜 Unix Philosophy📏 Posix Standards
Linux Service Management Made Easy with systemd
by Donald A. Tevault • 2022
Parallel startup, unified configs, binary logs: the systemd skills every Linux admin now needs.
3.81
21
🐧 Linux Administration🖥️ System Administration🗄️ Server Management
Linux Service Management Made Easy with systemd Summary
Linux Service Management Made Easy with systemd 87%
Parallel startup, unified configs, binary logs: the systemd skills every Linux admin now needs.
by Donald A. Tevault 2022
3.81
21 ratings
🐧 Linux Administration🖥️ System Administration🗄️ Server Management
Linux Administration Best Practices
by Scott Alan Miller • 2022
Storage, patches, databases, monitoring: a Linux playbook for keeping all the plates spinning.
3.00
3
🐧 Linux Administration🏗️ System Architecture📜 Infrastructure As Code
Linux Administration Best Practices Summary
Linux Administration Best Practices 86%
Storage, patches, databases, monitoring: a Linux playbook for keeping all the plates spinning.
by Scott Alan Miller 2022
3.00
3 ratings
🐧 Linux Administration🏗️ System Architecture📜 Infrastructure As Code
How Linux Works
by Brian Ward • 2004
Linux hides nothing. Its internals are legible, learnable, and waiting for you to take control.
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1k+
🐧 Linux Internals💻 Operating Systems🖥️ Command Line
How Linux Works Summary
How Linux Works 86%
Linux hides nothing. Its internals are legible, learnable, and waiting for you to take control.
by Brian Ward 2004
4.18
1k+ ratings
🐧 Linux Internals💻 Operating Systems🖥️ Command Line
Kali Linux Revealed
by Raphaël Hertzog • 2017
Deploy Kali Linux like a pro: from verified download to custom, attack-ready distro.
3.79
155
🎯 Penetration Testing⚖️ Ethical Hacking🐧 Linux Administration
Kali Linux Revealed Summary
Kali Linux Revealed 86%
Deploy Kali Linux like a pro: from verified download to custom, attack-ready distro.
by Raphaël Hertzog 2017
3.79
155 ratings
🎯 Penetration Testing⚖️ Ethical Hacking🐧 Linux Administration
Black Hat Python
by Justin Seitz • 2014
Turn the Python already on every server into a hacking platform that evades modern defenses.
4.11
618
🤝 Ethical Hacking🧪 Penetration Testing🐍 Cybersecurity Programming
Black Hat Python Summary
Black Hat Python 86%
Turn the Python already on every server into a hacking platform that evades modern defenses.
by Justin Seitz 2014
4.11
618 ratings
🤝 Ethical Hacking🧪 Penetration Testing🐍 Cybersecurity Programming
The Art of Debugging with GDB, DDD and Eclipse
by Norman Matloff • 2007
Your program crashes because it hides a secret. GDB, DDD, and Eclipse reveal it.
3.91
106
🐞 Debugging Techniques⚡ Systems Programming🧠 Memory Management
The Art of Debugging with GDB, DDD and Eclipse Summary
The Art of Debugging with GDB, DDD and Eclipse 86%
Your program crashes because it hides a secret. GDB, DDD, and Eclipse reveal it.
by Norman Matloff 2007
3.91
106 ratings
🐞 Debugging Techniques⚡ Systems Programming🧠 Memory Management
PCs For Dummies
by Dan Gookin • 1992
From plugging it in to fixing it yourself: the manual your PC never came with.
3.57
111
🖥️ Personal Computing💻 Computer Basics🍼 Absolute Beginners
PCs For Dummies Summary
PCs For Dummies 86%
From plugging it in to fixing it yourself: the manual your PC never came with.
by Dan Gookin 1992
3.57
111 ratings
🖥️ Personal Computing💻 Computer Basics🍼 Absolute Beginners
Mastering Linux Security and Hardening
by Donald A. Tevault • 2018
A sysadmin's guide to hardening Linux: firewalls, encryption, and kernel-enforced access controls.
4.32
19
🐧 Linux Administration🔒 Cybersecurity🛡️ Server Hardening
Mastering Linux Security and Hardening Summary
Mastering Linux Security and Hardening 86%
A sysadmin's guide to hardening Linux: firewalls, encryption, and kernel-enforced access controls.
by Donald A. Tevault 2018
4.32
19 ratings
🐧 Linux Administration🔒 Cybersecurity🛡️ Server Hardening
Game Development Patterns and Best Practices
by John P. Doran • 2017
Design patterns that ship games: when to use each and how they prevent late-stage collapse.
3.90
20
🎮 Game Development🧩 Design Patterns🧹 Clean Code
Game Development Patterns and Best Practices Summary
Game Development Patterns and Best Practices 86%
Design patterns that ship games: when to use each and how they prevent late-stage collapse.
by John P. Doran 2017
3.90
20 ratings
🎮 Game Development🧩 Design Patterns🧹 Clean Code
Hackers
by Steven Levy • 1984
Before the garage, a creed of open access and hands-on tinkering drove the computer revolution.
4.16
9k+
🖥️ Computer History💻 Personal Computing☮️ Tech Counterculture
Hackers Summary
Hackers 86%
Before the garage, a creed of open access and hands-on tinkering drove the computer revolution.
by Steven Levy 1984
4.16
9k+ ratings
🖥️ Computer History💻 Personal Computing☮️ Tech Counterculture
Hacking
by Jon Erickson • 2003
What your code actually says, not what you meant: the gap is where exploitation lives.
4.17
3k+
🛡️ Ethical Hacking🔧 Reverse Engineering🎯 Penetration Testing
Hacking Summary
Hacking 86%
What your code actually says, not what you meant: the gap is where exploitation lives.
by Jon Erickson 2003
4.17
3k+ ratings
🛡️ Ethical Hacking🔧 Reverse Engineering🎯 Penetration Testing
UNIX and Linux System Administration Handbook
by Evi Nemeth • 2010
Every script, service, and subnet: the Unix and Linux admin's survival manual.
4.45
993
🖥️ System Administration🐚 Shell Scripting🌐 Network Administration
UNIX and Linux System Administration Handbook Summary
UNIX and Linux System Administration Handbook 86%
Every script, service, and subnet: the Unix and Linux admin's survival manual.
by Evi Nemeth 2010
4.45
993 ratings
🖥️ System Administration🐚 Shell Scripting🌐 Network Administration
How Computers Really Work
by Matthew Justice • 2020
From transistor to web: the computing stack explained layer by layer, no prerequisites required.
4.35
160
🏗️ Computer Architecture⚡ Digital Electronics🧱 Abstraction Layers
How Computers Really Work Summary
How Computers Really Work 86%
From transistor to web: the computing stack explained layer by layer, no prerequisites required.
by Matthew Justice 2020
4.35
160 ratings
🏗️ Computer Architecture⚡ Digital Electronics🧱 Abstraction Layers
Linux Basics for Hackers
by OccupyTheWeb • 2018
Learn Linux the hacker's way: terminal-first networking, scripting, and vanishing without a trace.
4.12
595
🎯 Penetration Testing🐧 Linux Fundamentals⌨️ Command Line Mastery
Linux Basics for Hackers Summary
Linux Basics for Hackers 86%
Learn Linux the hacker's way: terminal-first networking, scripting, and vanishing without a trace.
by OccupyTheWeb 2018
4.12
595 ratings
🎯 Penetration Testing🐧 Linux Fundamentals⌨️ Command Line Mastery
Exam Ref 70-410 Installing and Configuring Windows Server 2012 R2
by Craig Zacker • 2012
From bare metal to a fully managed domain: the hands-on path to the 70-410 certification.
3.76
146
📟 System Administration📝 Exam Preparation🏢 Microsoft Ecosystem
Exam Ref 70-410 Installing and Configuring Windows Server 2012 R2 Summary
Exam Ref 70-410 Installing and Configuring Windows Server 2012 R2 86%
From bare metal to a fully managed domain: the hands-on path to the 70-410 certification.
by Craig Zacker 2012
3.76
146 ratings
📟 System Administration📝 Exam Preparation🏢 Microsoft Ecosystem
Ansible
by Lorin Hochstein • 2014
No agents required. Automate configuration and deployment with playbooks you can actually read.
3.88
270
🔧 Configuration Management📋 Infrastructure As Code🛠️ Devops Tooling
Ansible Summary
Ansible 86%
No agents required. Automate configuration and deployment with playbooks you can actually read.
by Lorin Hochstein 2014
3.88
270 ratings
🔧 Configuration Management📋 Infrastructure As Code🛠️ Devops Tooling
Windows PowerShell Cookbook
by Lee Holmes • 2007
No more text parsing. The object-oriented shell cookbook for reliable Windows scripting.
3.84
206
🐚 Shell Scripting🪟 Windows Administration📖 Scripting Cookbooks
Windows PowerShell Cookbook Summary
Windows PowerShell Cookbook 86%
No more text parsing. The object-oriented shell cookbook for reliable Windows scripting.
by Lee Holmes 2007
3.84
206 ratings
🐚 Shell Scripting🪟 Windows Administration📖 Scripting Cookbooks
Just for Fun
by Linus Torvalds • 2001
A Finnish student created an operating system in his bedroom, then watched it swallow the world.
3.96
5k+
🐧 Open Source💻 Software Development📜 Technology History
Just for Fun Summary
Just for Fun 86%
A Finnish student created an operating system in his bedroom, then watched it swallow the world.
by Linus Torvalds 2001
3.96
5k+ ratings
🐧 Open Source💻 Software Development📜 Technology History
Getting Started With Raspberry Pi
by Matt Richardson • 2012
A credit-card-sized Linux board: learn to build gadgets that detect, respond, and serve web pages.
3.85
322
🖥️ Single Board Computers🔌 Physical Computing💻 Linux Command Line
Getting Started With Raspberry Pi Summary
Getting Started With Raspberry Pi 86%
A credit-card-sized Linux board: learn to build gadgets that detect, respond, and serve web pages.
by Matt Richardson 2012
3.85
322 ratings
🖥️ Single Board Computers🔌 Physical Computing💻 Linux Command Line
Masters of Doom
by David Kushner • 2003
Two coders, one lake house, and the game that turned office workers into after-hours warriors.
4.30
20k+
🎮 Video Game History🕹️ Game Development🚀 Tech Startups
Masters of Doom Summary
Masters of Doom 86%
Two coders, one lake house, and the game that turned office workers into after-hours warriors.
by David Kushner 2003
4.30
20k+ ratings
🎮 Video Game History🕹️ Game Development🚀 Tech Startups
Learn Windows PowerShell in a Month of Lunches
by Don Jones • 2011
Stop navigating wizards. Fluency in the shell, fitted into the gaps in your calendar.
4.30
513
🖥️ Windows Administration⚡ Powershell Scripting💻 System Administration
Learn Windows PowerShell in a Month of Lunches Summary
Learn Windows PowerShell in a Month of Lunches 85%
Stop navigating wizards. Fluency in the shell, fitted into the gaps in your calendar.
by Don Jones 2011
4.30
513 ratings
🖥️ Windows Administration⚡ Powershell Scripting💻 System Administration
Arduino For Dummies
by John Nussey • 2013
Make electronics that sense, move, and react, starting with a single blinking LED.
3.94
162
🧠 Microcontrollers🔌 Physical Computing🔧 Maker Movement
Arduino For Dummies Summary
Arduino For Dummies 85%
Make electronics that sense, move, and react, starting with a single blinking LED.
by John Nussey 2013
3.94
162 ratings
🧠 Microcontrollers🔌 Physical Computing🔧 Maker Movement
Programming the Raspberry Pi
by Simon Monk • 2012
From blinking LED to autonomous rover: a hands-on guide to the Raspberry Pi and Python.
3.82
420
🖥️ Single-Board Computers🐍 Python For Hardware🐧 Linux Basics
Programming the Raspberry Pi Summary
Programming the Raspberry Pi 85%
From blinking LED to autonomous rover: a hands-on guide to the Raspberry Pi and Python.
by Simon Monk 2012
3.82
420 ratings
🖥️ Single-Board Computers🐍 Python For Hardware🐧 Linux Basics
Code
by Charles Petzold • 1999
How a simple switch, a telegraph relay, and Boolean logic became the modern computer.
4.40
11k+
💻 How Computers Work🏗️ Computer Architecture🔢 Digital Logic
Code Summary
Code 85%
How a simple switch, a telegraph relay, and Boolean logic became the modern computer.
by Charles Petzold 1999
4.40
11k+ ratings
💻 How Computers Work🏗️ Computer Architecture🔢 Digital Logic
Game Programming Patterns
by Robert Nystrom • 2011
The programming patterns that make game code resilient to change, and the ones that don't.
4.49
2k+
🎮 Game Programming🧩 Design Patterns🏗️ Software Architecture
Game Programming Patterns Summary
Game Programming Patterns 85%
The programming patterns that make game code resilient to change, and the ones that don't.
by Robert Nystrom 2011
4.49
2k+ ratings
🎮 Game Programming🧩 Design Patterns🏗️ Software Architecture
Hard Drive
by James Wallace • 1992
The $50,000 operating system Gates bought and resold to IBM: the deal that built Microsoft.
4.12
2k+
🖥️ Pc Revolution📋 Corporate Biography🚀 Tech Entrepreneurship
Hard Drive Summary
Hard Drive 85%
The $50,000 operating system Gates bought and resold to IBM: the deal that built Microsoft.
by James Wallace 1992
4.12
2k+ ratings
🖥️ Pc Revolution📋 Corporate Biography🚀 Tech Entrepreneurship
Pro Git
by Scott Chacon • 2009
Learn Git from the inside out: snapshots, branching, and the reflog that saves lost work.
4.18
3k+
🗂️ Version Control💻 Command Line Tools🤝 Code Collaboration
Pro Git Summary
Pro Git 85%
Learn Git from the inside out: snapshots, branching, and the reflog that saves lost work.
by Scott Chacon 2009
4.18
3k+ ratings
🗂️ Version Control💻 Command Line Tools🤝 Code Collaboration
Software Engineering
by Ian Sommerville • 1982
From requirements to deployment: the systematic approach to building software that lasts.
3.77
945
🖥️ Software Engineering🔄 Software Processes🏃 Agile Methods
Software Engineering Summary
Software Engineering 85%
From requirements to deployment: the systematic approach to building software that lasts.
by Ian Sommerville 1982
3.77
945 ratings
🖥️ Software Engineering🔄 Software Processes🏃 Agile Methods
Learning OpenCV
by Gary Bradski • 2008
From smoothing to machine learning: the complete OpenCV toolkit for building computer vision apps.
4.01
171
🖥️ Computer Vision🌄 Image Processing📚 Open Source Libraries
Learning OpenCV Summary
Learning OpenCV 85%
From smoothing to machine learning: the complete OpenCV toolkit for building computer vision apps.
by Gary Bradski 2008
4.01
171 ratings
🖥️ Computer Vision🌄 Image Processing📚 Open Source Libraries
Linux Basics for Hackers, 2nd Edition
by OccupyTheWeb • 2025
Kali Linux, hacker-style: command the terminal, spoof networks, write attack scripts, stay hidden.
4.50
24
🛡️ Ethical Hacking🐧 Linux Administration⌨️ Command Line Basics
Linux Basics for Hackers, 2nd Edition Summary
Linux Basics for Hackers, 2nd Edition 85%
Kali Linux, hacker-style: command the terminal, spoof networks, write attack scripts, stay hidden.
by OccupyTheWeb 2025
4.50
24 ratings
🛡️ Ethical Hacking🐧 Linux Administration⌨️ Command Line Basics
Linux for Beginners
by Jason Cannon • 2014
The Linux terminal from zero: what to type, how to connect, what never to delete.
4.02
339
🐧 Linux Operating Systems🔧 System Administration💻 Command Line Basics
Linux for Beginners Summary
Linux for Beginners 85%
The Linux terminal from zero: what to type, how to connect, what never to delete.
by Jason Cannon 2014
4.02
339 ratings
🐧 Linux Operating Systems🔧 System Administration💻 Command Line Basics
The Go Programming Language
by Alan A.A. Donovan • 2015
Implicit interfaces, built-in concurrency: the complete Go programming guide.
4.43
2k+
🧵 Concurrent Programming🖥️ Systems Programming📖 Language Reference
The Go Programming Language Summary
The Go Programming Language 85%
Implicit interfaces, built-in concurrency: the complete Go programming guide.
by Alan A.A. Donovan 2015
4.43
2k+ ratings
🧵 Concurrent Programming🖥️ Systems Programming📖 Language Reference
Cloud Computing For Dummies
by Judith Hurwitz • 2009
Cloud computing is a business decision disguised as technology. The framework for getting it right.
3.40
134
☁️ Cloud Computing🏢 Enterprise Technology🚀 Cloud Adoption
Cloud Computing For Dummies Summary
Cloud Computing For Dummies 85%
Cloud computing is a business decision disguised as technology. The framework for getting it right.
by Judith Hurwitz 2009
3.40
134 ratings
☁️ Cloud Computing🏢 Enterprise Technology🚀 Cloud Adoption
Raspberry Pi User Guide
by Eben Upton • 2012
Blank SD card to blinking LED: the official guide to the tiny computer built for hacking.
3.83
535
🖥️ Single-Board Computers🐧 Linux For Beginners💻 Introductory Programming
Raspberry Pi User Guide Summary
Raspberry Pi User Guide 85%
Blank SD card to blinking LED: the official guide to the tiny computer built for hacking.
by Eben Upton 2012
3.83
535 ratings
🖥️ Single-Board Computers🐧 Linux For Beginners💻 Introductory Programming
Exploring Arduino
by Jeremy Blum • 2013
From a blinking LED to a web-connected robot: master Arduino's full range through hands-on projects.
4.28
281
💻 Embedded Programming🔌 Physical Computing⚡ Electronics Projects
Exploring Arduino Summary
Exploring Arduino 85%
From a blinking LED to a web-connected robot: master Arduino's full range through hands-on projects.
by Jeremy Blum 2013
4.28
281 ratings
💻 Embedded Programming🔌 Physical Computing⚡ Electronics Projects
Cybersecurity for Small Networks
by Seth Enoka • 2022
Turn free tools into a layered defense that stops attackers before they reach your devices.
4.08
52
🔒 Network Security🏠 Homelab And Self-Hosting🛠️ Open Source Tools
Cybersecurity for Small Networks Summary
Cybersecurity for Small Networks 85%
Turn free tools into a layered defense that stops attackers before they reach your devices.
by Seth Enoka 2022
4.08
52 ratings
🔒 Network Security🏠 Homelab And Self-Hosting🛠️ Open Source Tools
Mastering Regular Expressions
by Jeffrey E.F. Friedl • 1997
Understand the engine behind your regex: why some patterns crawl, and how to make them run.
4.16
2k+
🧩 Regular Expressions📝 Text Processing🔍 Pattern Matching
Mastering Regular Expressions Summary
Mastering Regular Expressions 85%
Understand the engine behind your regex: why some patterns crawl, and how to make them run.
by Jeffrey E.F. Friedl 1997
4.16
2k+ ratings
🧩 Regular Expressions📝 Text Processing🔍 Pattern Matching
Building Microservices
by Sam Newman • 2014
Break the monolith: how to carve out autonomous services that deploy fast and evolve independently.
4.22
5k+
🧩 Microservices🌐 Distributed Systems🏗️ Software Architecture
Building Microservices Summary
Building Microservices 85%
Break the monolith: how to carve out autonomous services that deploy fast and evolve independently.
by Sam Newman 2014
4.22
5k+ ratings
🧩 Microservices🌐 Distributed Systems🏗️ Software Architecture
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