Books - Marco Garosi

If you're diving into the world of C++, you're in for an exciting ride, and this book by the creator of C++ himself is your perfect companion! It covers all the aspects of the language, standard library, and best practices in depth, with several examples and detailed explanations.

While the first chapters focus on the "basics", this book is perfect for advanced software engineers who have programming experience and want to quickly jump into writing actual C++ code.

1.4k Pages

A quick yet detailed overview of FastAPI, how it works, and its design choices. Ideal to get a FastAPI up and running very quickly, thanks to its numerous tips & tricks that will make writing software with FastAPI instantly accessible.

280 Pages

Deploying software has always been a nightmare. Docker can simplify this process by making reproducible environments that do not depend on the specific configuration of the developer's computer. This books explains how Docker works, and how to use it to deploy real software.

 419 Pages

Quick and complete book that covers the basics of the Git versioning system in a simple and practical way. It explains concepts with simple examples and shows how to actually use Git, giving the tools to understand how and why Git works the way it does.

321 Pages

Basic introduction to Linux, explaining how it works, how it is structured, and how to interact with it. Ideal starting point to begin understanding Linux systems, with some mentions to more advanced low-level topics, including signals and pipes for inter-process communication (IPC).

261 Pages

As the name goes, a useful "pocket guide" to use as reference when dealing with Linux-based systems. Chapters starting from 2 describe commands related to a specific task, e.g., how to manage files or how to deal with networks.

352 Pages

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