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PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Condizione: New.

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Condizione: New.

1st edition. 22 pp. Many intratextual illustrations & b/w photographic images + full size b/w photographic image to front wrapper. 13-3/4" x 10-3/8" Moderate wear to wrappers, rubbing to spine & edges. Creased horizontally across center. A VG+ copy. Black, white, & red printed paper wrappers. Stapled. …

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Ever opened a mobile app at work and thought, "why does this feel like it was built for 2015"? Or worse - spent hours trying to get a backend API and a mobile client to actually agree on what a "successful request" looks like? If you've ever inherited a cross-platform project that felt more like a patchwork of workarounds than a real architecture, this book was written with you in mind.Building software that genuinely holds up in a business setting is a different challenge than building something that simply works on your laptop. It needs to survive real users, real network conditions, real security audits, and real growth. So what does it actually take to build a mobile and backend platform that a team can trust for years, not just months?This book walks through that question from the ground up. Instead of treating mobile development and backend development as two separate worlds glued together at the last minute, it shows how to design both sides of an enterprise application as one coherent system - sharing architecture principles, authentication strategy, and deployment discipline from day one.You'll work through how modern cross-platform mobile frameworks and modern web API frameworks fit together, why clean separation between business logic and framework code saves teams from painful rewrites, and how domain-driven thinking keeps a growing codebase from turning into an unmanageable mess. From there, the book moves into the practical backbone of any serious application: designing RESTful services that age well, structuring authentication and authorization so a security review doesn't become a nightmare, and building real-time features that keep users informed the moment something changes.What happens when your app needs to work without a signal? What happens when a dispatcher and a driver both need to see the same data update within seconds of each other? What happens when your user base doubles overnight and your database starts groaning under the load? These aren't rhetorical questions in this book - they're worked through with real reasoning, real trade-offs, and real code, using a single evolving case study that carries through every chapter so concepts build on each other instead of existing in isolation.Security and compliance aren't treated as a final checklist bolted onto the end of a project. They're woven through the book the way they need to be woven through a real system, covering the kind of data protection and regulatory thinking that becomes unavoidable the moment your application touches real customer information.And because software doesn't stop needing attention the day it ships, the closing chapters look at what long-term ownership actually looks like - observability that helps you catch problems before your users do, technical debt handled with intention instead of denial, and architectural choices that leave room for the platform to grow, adapt, and even incorporate newer capabilities down the line without a ground-up rebuild.Who is this for? Developers who already know their way around C# and want to build enterprise-grade cross-platform applications with real architectural confidence. Technical leads trying to bring order to a growing mobile and backend codebase. Teams who are tired of learning these lessons the expensive way, through production incidents, instead of learning them up front.This isn't a beginner's introduction to programming, and it doesn't pretend to be. It's a working reference for people who are ready to build something that lasts - written the way an experienced colleague would actually explain it to you, with the reasoning included, not just the syntax.If you're ready to stop assembling mobile and backend systems out of loosely connected parts and start building something with real architectural Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Have you ever built something with your hands and thought, "I could do so much more if I actually understood what I was doing"?If you've moved past blinking an LED and reading a potentiometer, but you're still not quite sure how to design a real circuit, control a robotic arm with genuine precision, or build something that survives outside your workshop - this book was written for exactly that moment in your journey.Most beginner guides stop right where things start getting interesting. They teach you to follow instructions, but not to understand the engineering underneath them. This book takes the opposite approach. It assumes you already know the basics, and it's ready to take you the rest of the way - into real embedded systems engineering, the kind used by working professionals, students in serious coursework, and makers who are done settling for "it kind of works."So what will you actually walk away with?You'll understand the architecture of a modern 32-bit microcontroller well enough to know exactly why it outperforms older 8-bit boards - and, just as importantly, when it doesn't. You'll learn to design circuits that don't just function on a breadboard, but hold up electrically: proper power regulation, noise-resistant signal paths, and analog front-ends you can actually trust. You'll build real robots - line followers, robotic arms with inverse kinematics, autonomous rovers that plan their own paths and avoid obstacles they weren't told about in advance.You'll connect your projects to the wider world, too. Secure cloud reporting. Real-time dashboards. Industrial-grade communication protocols that let a small board talk to the same kind of equipment used on factory floors. And if you've ever wondered how "smart" devices actually make decisions on their own, you'll get a hands-on introduction to running lightweight machine learning models directly on constrained hardware - no cloud required.What makes this book different from the dozens of others on the shelf?It doesn't just show you code and expect you to trust it. Every technique is explained with the reasoning behind it - the tradeoffs, the failure points, the decisions a working engineer actually has to make. You'll find full, working case studies throughout: a multi-sensor environmental monitoring node, a distributed automation system, a solar-powered remote station built to survive weeks without anyone checking on it, and three complete capstone projects that pull every skill in the book together into a single, working build.You'll also learn what most hobbyist material skips entirely: how to write firmware that's clean and maintainable rather than a tangle of copy-pasted examples, how to test and validate your work like a professional rather than hoping for the best, how to design an enclosure that actually protects your electronics, and what genuinely changes when a project stops being a prototype and starts being something you could hand to someone else - or even bring to a small production run.Who is this book for?If you're an engineering student looking to connect classroom theory to something you can actually build and hold. If you're a hobbyist who's outgrown copy-paste tutorials and wants to understand what's really happening in your circuits. If you're a professional evaluating affordable hardware for serious prototyping work. Or if you're simply someone who wants to build genuinely impressive things and is done being told to wait until "the advanced book."This is that book.Ready to stop following instructions and start engineering?Scroll up, grab your copy, and let's build something real. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …