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Code Review on Printed Paper: an Excerpt from the Twitoons Comic Book

The Pragmatic Engineer

Manu recently published his book Twitoons: one employee’s cartoon chronicle of Twitter’s accelerated descent. I read the book: it’s funny! Today’s newsletter closes with a full chapter from this book, visualizing when Elon Musk demanded all Twitter software engineers print out their code on paper (!!)

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Build a Reproducible and Maintainable Data Science Project: A Free Online Book

KDnuggets

This free online book is a fantastic resource on how to structure, manage, and maintain your real-world data science projects.

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7 Best Data Engineering Books to Read in 2025

ProjectPro

But what books should you read if you want to learn more about data engineering? In this article, we've compiled a list of the seven best data engineering books you must read to understand all levels of the field. It's a high-level book for individuals who use Spark or plan to use it in the future.

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Data Engineering Roadmap, Learning Path,& Career Track 2025

ProjectPro

In 2017, Gartner predicted that 85%of the data-based projects would fail and deliver the desired results. Build an Awesome Job Winning Data Engineering Projects Portfoli o Data Engineer: Job Growth in Future The demand for data engineers has been on a sharp rise since 2016. Why do companies hire a Data Engineer?

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7 Best Pytorch Books for Deep Learning Experts to Read in 2025

ProjectPro

Steve knows that reading the best Pytorch books and working on various PyTorch projects for deep learning will be crucial in his journey towards becoming a PyTorch expert. Steve is met with a plethora of options on which are the best PyTorch books he should read? Which PyTorch projects should he tackle first to master PyTorch?

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The “10x engineer:" 50 years ago and now

The Pragmatic Engineer

Lots of time has passed, yet the book is still relevant. “The administrator and the editor will each need a secretary; the administrator’s secretary will handle project correspondence and non-product files.” This has to do with how much developer tools have evolved in the 50 years since the book came out.

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Paying down tech debt: further learnings

The Pragmatic Engineer

Later this year, he’s publishing a book on tech debt. This project helped onboard me to the software, its structure, its build, and our issue tracking and version control workflows. My first project was supporting i18n (internationalization) in the app. The size of the project was well-understood and planned.