17 books for Python programming

Serverless Guide for Everyone, 17 Books to Learn Python, and Effective Code Reviews on Remote Teams

DZone.WeeklyDigest() Thursday // April 28, 2021 // View Online SPONSORED CONTENT   Make Analytical Data Available to Everyone Watch the webinar recording >   BEST OF THE WEEK Getting Started with Python: 17 Books to Read // Vikas Arya A Look at Kotlin's Delegation // Nicolas Fränkel Serverless Guide for Everyone // Pavan Belagatti </> CORE A Simple AJAX Website in Java // Pavel Ponec The Fallacy of Meeting Expectations // Aviv Ben-yosef Laravel and Vue.JS: Perfect Combination for Web App Development // Sourabh Nagar Effective Code Reviews For Remote Teams // John Vester </> CORE Lightweight Parallel Tasks in Java Microservices // Brendan McCarthy Secure Software Engineering Habits // Sachin Patil </> CORE Red Hat Summit 2021 - How to enjoy this three part event series // Eric D. Schabell </> CORE Database Migration tools: Flyway vs. Liquibase // Bartłomiej Żyliński </> CORE Brain Time vs. Butt Time: Improve Developer Productivity // Nick Hodges Hybrid multi-cloud event mesh architectural design // Christina Lin </> CORE Spring Boot Microservices + Apache Camel: A Hello World Example // Nazia Shaikh What Is a Monad? Basic Theory for a Java Developer // Bartłomiej Żyliński </> CORE DZONE EXCLUSIVES Introduction to Cloud-Native Java // Refcard #349 // Aleksei Voitylov E-Commerce Development Essentials // Refcard #348 // James Sugrue Data Persistence // 2021 Trend Report // Claudio Guidi, Grant Fritchey, Thomas Hansen

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