Essentials for Web Developers - 6 Book Series (57 results)

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The Networking Book for Web Developers - Not Network Engineers'It works on localhost but not in production.'If you've ever said that, this book is for you. Network Essentials for Web Developers covers exactly the networking knowledge a web developer needs - from IP addresses and DNS to load balancers, SSL certificates, and debugging 502 errors.What You'll Learn- Part 1 - Foundations: IP addresses, subnets, CIDR, ports, TCP/UDP, DNS resolution, HTTP/HTTPS- Part 2 - Infrastructure: Load balancers, reverse proxies, Nginx, SSL/TLS certificates, CDN and caching- Part 3 - Troubleshooting: Connection failures, performance debugging, CORS, 502/503/504 errors- Part 4 - Security: Firewalls, security groups, VPN, web security, authentication and authorizationWho This Book Is For- Web developers debugging mysterious connection failures- Junior developers deploying to production for the first time- Full-stack developers who want to understand what happens between fetch() and the response- Cloud users configuring VPCs, security groups, and load balancersPart of the 'Essential Knowledge for Web Developers' series. No CCNA required - just enough to debug why your app can't connect. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The Database Book Written for Developers, Not DBAsYou write SQL every day, but do you really understand what happens behind the scenes This book bridges the gap between 'knowing SQL syntax' and 'understanding databases.'What You'll Learn: - Part 1 - RDBMS fundamentals, SQL syntax differences across databases, and how to choose the right DB- Part 2 - MySQL/MariaDB architecture, storage engines, and essential configuration- Part 3 - Why PostgreSQL is special, and a head-to-head comparison with MySQL- Part 4 - Oracle architecture, licensing reality, and Tibero migration guide- Part 5 - Index design, reading execution plans, transactions and lock management- Part 6 - Backup strategies, connection pooling, and session managementWho This Book Is For: - Web developers who use databases daily but want deeper understanding- Backend engineers preparing for system design interviews- Developers migrating between Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, or Tibero- Anyone who wants to write faster queries and design better schemasIncludes 8 architecture diagrams, 3 appendices (SQL syntax comparison, data type mapping, error message dictionary), and practical examples from real-world projects.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - You write code every day. But when you SSH into a server, do you freeze This book is not for Linux system administrators. It's for web developers who need to survive on a Linux server - check logs, manage files, restart services, and troubleshoot issues without calling for help every time.What You'll Learn- SSH & Survival - Connect to servers, navigate the terminal, basic commands- Files & Directories - Create, copy, move, search, and edit files- Permissions - Understand 'Permission denied,' users, and groups- Processes & Services - ps, kill, systemctl - keep services running- Networking - Network commands, firewall rules, port management- Disk & Monitoring - Disk usage, system info, log analysis- Server Setup - Install JDK, Tomcat, and databases on Linux- Shell Scripts - Automate repetitive tasks with bash- Security & Troubleshooting - Server hardening and real-world debuggingThe 'Just Enough' PhilosophyEvery topic is covered at the level web developers actually need - practical, hands-on, no unnecessary theory. You won't learn kernel internals or BGP routing. You will learn how to find logs, fix permissions, restart services, and get out of trouble on a production server.16 chapters + 3 appendices including command cheat sheets, vi/vim reference, and shell script recipes.Part of the 'Essential Knowledge for Web Developers' series (Book 3).…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - You don't have to be a DevOps engineer - but you should understand the environment you deploy to. Most web developers can write code, but freeze when asked to set up a server, configure Docker, or build a CI/CD pipeline. This book bridges that gap. Dev Environment Essentials is a hands-on guide that takes you from zero infrastructure knowledge to confidently setting up, deploying, and automating your development environment. What you will learn: - Linux essentials - commands, permissions, SSH, and networking basics- JDK installation, build tools (Maven/Gradle), and environment variables- Tomcat setup, web server architecture, and first deployment troubleshooting- Git workflows, branching strategies, and SVN for enterprise teams- Docker and containerization from scratch - Dockerfile, Compose, and Podman- CI/CD pipelines with Jenkins - installation, Pipeline-as-Code, and advanced patterns- Real-world scenarios: manual vs automated setup, blue-green deployment, and moreIncludes a command cheat sheet, installation reference, troubleshooting dictionary, and a series reading guide. Written for working developers who code but can't deploy - by a developer with 10+ years of enterprise experience.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. You write code every day. But when you SSH into a server, do you freeze?This book is not for Linux system administrators. It's for web developers who need to survive on a Linux server - check logs, manage files, restart services, and troubleshoot issues without calling for help every time.What You'll LearnSSH & Survival - Connect to servers, navigate the terminal, basic commandsFiles & Directories - Create, copy, move, search, and edit filesPermissions - Understand "Permission denied," users, and groupsProcesses & Services - ps, kill, systemctl - keep services runningNetworking - Network commands, firewall rules, port managementDisk & Monitoring - Disk usage, system info, log analysisServer Setup - Install JDK, Tomcat, and databases on LinuxShell Scripts - Automate repetitive tasks with bashSecurity & Troubleshooting - Server hardening and real-world debuggingThe "Just Enough" PhilosophyEvery topic is covered at the level web developers actually need - practical, hands-on, no unnecessary theory. You won't learn kernel internals or BGP routing. You will learn how to find logs, fix permissions, restart services, and get out of trouble on a production server.16 chapters + 3 appendices including command cheat sheets, vi/vim reference, and shell script recipes.Part of the "Essential Knowledge for Web Developers" series (Book 3). This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…