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Begin to Code: Building apps and games in the Cloud

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By Rob Miles, Loren Klingman, Ashley Parker, Elijah Meeks
| informit.com
Copyright 2023 Dimensions: 7-3/8" x 9-1/8" Pages: 560 Edition: 1st Book ISBN-10: 0-13-806540-3 ISBN-13: 978-0-13-806540-9 Become a cloud developer and have fun doing it! This full-color guide will help you start creating cloud-based apps and games fast, even if youve never done it before. Not just friendly and easy, it puts you in control of your own learning and empowers you to solve problems you care about.
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Now Available React Programming: The Big Nerd Ranch Guide

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By Ashley Parker, Loren Klingman, Andrew Givens, Megan Mason
| Big Nerd Ranch
Based on our React Essentials course, this book uses hands-on examples to guide you step by step through building a starter app and a complete, production-ready app, both crafted to help you quickly leverage React’s remarkable power. Your production-ready app will include a cart, a login page, and other e-commerce features. What do you need to know? Before you dive into the book, you will want to be familiar with the basics of HTML and CSS.
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Why Netlify and Fauna Are My Foundation for Composable Solutions

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By Nathan Bennett, Ashley Parker, Richard Flosi, Loren Klingman
| Big Nerd Ranch
Serverless solutions are empowering small teams to do more and focus on their business. One of the principles of software development is to keep things DRY, or “Don’t Repeat Yourself.” Software as a Service (SaaS) is an iteration on this principle with additional benefits. By migrating to managed serverless infrastructures, engineering teams can reduce operational management, allowing more time for product development.
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