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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 24th of December 2021 04:40:48 PM Filed under
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  • The Most Excellent Non-Programming Books for Coders

    Learning always goes on in absolute swing for learners and developers. Coding has picked up as a great career opportunity, and that is happening coders also have to be on their best learning to provide high-quality performance at work.

    Programming is also a fast-moving technique and thus requires one to be on their learning curve to stay relevant and crucial for developers to stay updated. Books are an excellent source for knowledge bearing and the same stands for programmers and coders.

  • Top Programming Languages for Data Science

    Data science is an important instrument in the modern world. A lot of computers gather a lot of bytes of information about users behavior, weather, results of sports games and all other kinds of content that appears every second. However, there are a lot of questions about the quality of conclusions that are built according to the analysis of such data. For instance, some respectable magazine created a list of top universities in the country according to their special scoring.

  • Jussi Pakkanen: This year receive the gift of a free Meson manual

    About two years ago, the Meson manual was published and made available for purchase. The sales were not particularly stellar and the bureaucracy needed to keep the sales channel going took a noticeable amount of time and effort. The same goes for keeping the book continually up to date.

    Thus it came to pass that sales were shut down a year ago. At the time there were some questions on whether the book could be made freely available. This was not done, as it would not really have been fair to all the people who paid actual money to get it. So the book has been unavailable since.

  • [Perl] Monthly Report - November

    I started the 1000 days FREE T-shirt campaign. I am so grateful for all the support that I received so far. It feels great. I decided to gift FREE specially designed T-shirt to all the champions of The Weekly Challenge. I am done with the most difficult phase of the campaign i.e. collecting funds. Thanks to all the sponsors, we have collected £1029.64 in total. The fund is enough to cover the cost of T-shirt printing and international delivery as per my own estimation.

    As of today, I have received 32 confirmations out of 53 eligible members. I am not in a rush to be honest. I would want to gift each and every eligible members unless anyone says the opposite. I am hoping after the holiday break they will find time to respond to my email request. You can find the regular update to the campaign in the blog here.

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