As 2025 wraps up, this year looked very different from my earlier ones. I did less physical reading overall, with most of my learning happening digitally. That said, here are my notable offline reading milestones. Deep Work by Cal Newport : Picked this up based on Reddit recommendations. A solid read on managing distractions and cultivating focus. Did it completely change my habits? I am still figuring that out. Mathematical Statistics by S.C. Gupta and V.K. Kapoor : A classic from my college days. Unexpectedly relevant again, and extremely helpful for revisiting the foundations behind my more traditional AI learning.…
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URL: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/good-leadership-management-books-ashik-uzzaman/?trackingId=n%2BEwW3BXc3OQ2hDAgzZtRQ%3D%3D
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URL: https://microservices.io/patterns/
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The 12-factor App is a methodology for building SaaS apps – https://12factor.net/
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A useful slide from today’s “AWS Data, Databases & Analytics online series” opening session.
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fast.com is an internet bandwidth speed test service from Netflix. Read its implementation architecture in their tech blog.
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Can use below script to gzip a folder, and upload to a FTP site. We can use a cron task to schedule it.
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A good big list of free training courses and other resources – https://www.classcentral.com/report/free-online-learning-coronavirus/
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Here is a good read – https://d1.awsstatic.com/whitepapers/develop_deploy_dot_net_apps_on_aws.pdf