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  • Snowflake Data Engineering

    • Authors: Maja Ferle. (2025)

  • You’ll start by building your first simple pipeline and then expand it by adding increasingly powerful features, including data governance and security, adding CI/CD into your pipelines, and even augmenting data with generative AI.
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  • My First Mobile App for Students

    • Authors: Zaid Kamil (2023)

  • The book focuses on hands-on learning, taking you through the process of transforming your ideas into reality. Starting with the basics, you will learn how to set up Android Studio and master Kotlin fundamentals. You will then build on the Android Jetpack library to create a strong architectural foundation for your apps.
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  • Selling online

    • Authors: Paul Waddy (2025)

  • Waddy takes you from digital start to finish as he discusses topics like: - How to find hot products to sell, and what to do if you don't have an idea for one yet; - Building a website from scratch by choosing the right developer and platform; - Marketing your site by email and on Google, Instagram, Facebook, and more; - How to deal with payments, currencies, taxes, and duties. Perfect for anyone who's ready to take advantage of the commercial opportunities waiting for them online, Selling Online For Dummies is a must-read that will help you turn your great idea from virtual to reality.
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  • Fundamentals of database management systems

    • Authors: Mark L. Gillenson (2023)

  • The New Corporate Resource The development of database management systems, as well as the development of modern computers, came about as a result of society's recognition of the crucial importance of storing, managing, and retrieving its rapidly expanding volumes of business data.
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  • Lead developer career guide

    • Authors: Shelley Benhoff (2025)

  • The Lead Developer Career Guide teaches you how to transition from an individual contributor to a thriving lead developer. It's packed with insider tips, tricks, and strategies drawn from author Shelley Benhoff's 25-year career in technology, providing vital insights for navigating the unique challenges and expectations of the lead developer role. This one-of-a-kind book demonstrates how critical thinking and communication skills can elevate your career.