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Python Testing
Python Testing – Beginner’s Guide : An Easy and Convenient Approach to Testing your Python Projects, Daniel Arbuckle, – 2010 Programmers will want to read this very practical book. 200 pages.
The Art of Coding Readable Code
The Art of Readable Code, Dustin Boswell, – 2011 Programmers will like this book. Strange, the OPL has this book catalogued as ‘Art of Coding’ though its title is ‘Art of Readable Code’. Legendary O’Reilly quality, 250 pages.
Python Cookbook
Python Cookbook 3rd edition, Brian Jones, – 2011 Python programmers will like this practical book. Note: the authors have changed since the second edition. working with dictionaries list comprehensions monitoring a network building a templating system Topics: Manipulating text Searching … Continue reading
Metasploit
Metasploit – The Penetration Tester’s Guide, David Kennedy, 2011 Web security professionals will want to read this book. Metasploit is a toolkit containing the newest tools for pen testing. The example code is in Python, so programmers may want to … Continue reading
API Design for C++
API Design for C++, Martin Reddy, – 2011 Programmers will want to read this. The author has experience with large systems at Pixar, but this book is not about animation. It is about software architecture and design. Here is the … Continue reading
Python Programming
Python Programming for the Absolute Beginner 3rd Edition, Mike Dawson, 2010 No Experience required. 400 pages.
Learning Python
Learning Python 4th ed, Mark Lutz, O’Reilly, 2009 Programmers will want to read this, whether they are new to Python or have been using it for a year. It covers version 2.6 and 3.1, explaining the improvements and incompatibilities. At … Continue reading
Hello World!
Hello World! – Computer Programming for Kids and Other Beginners, Warren Sande, – 2009 Here is a first book for aspiring young programmers. It will take you from scratch to class design for object oriented programming. It teaches Python because … Continue reading
Gray Hat Python
Gray Hat Python : Python programming for hackers and reverse engineers / by Justin Seitz, No Starch Press, 2009 If you can get over the not-quite-black-hat metaphor, this book is a good introduction to Python and web security. It contains … Continue reading
core Python programming
core Python programming 2nd Ed / Wesley J. Chun, Prentice Hall, 2007 Here is an excellent intro and manual for Python. It is slightly dated, and you will find updates on Python 3.1 at the author’s web site. Python is … Continue reading
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