Una Kravets

"Engineering Management for the Rest of Us" is an essential guide for those who want to excel as managers without having a background in engineering. This book provides insights and organization needed to collaborate with networks of people, work together towards a common purpose, and iterate on own skills as managers to properly support everyone around us. From "feedback" to "scoping down PRs," this book covers all topics ranging from macro to micro-level management. Don't miss the chance to be thoughtful about your own leadership and needs.

Explore techniques and strategies to build accessible interfaces with Inclusive Design Patterns. This book focuses on the needs and experiences of your audience, covering everything from navigation and labeling to prototypes and error messages. Ideal for web developers looking to prioritize inclusivity in their projects.

This book delves deep into the world of coding by exploring how to organize variables into different scopes for improved code maintainability. With a focus on lexical scope and closures, authors empower functions with memory and preserve variables across calls. Modules are also covered, which utilize scope and closures to encapsulate data and behavior. A must-read for any tech enthusiast looking to enhance their coding knowledge.

Discover over 40 undocumented techniques and tips for CSS3 in this practical guide by author Lea Verou. Based on her top-rated talks, including "CSS3 Secrets: 10 things you may not know about CSS," this book helps intermediate to advanced CSS developers create better websites. With easily digestible chapters, gain a deeper understanding of CSS and apply Lea's tips to practically any problem you face. Plus, learn from a rockstar author who serves as an Invited Expert in W3C's CSS Working Group.