My selected essays from Medium on Computer programming: Angular, JavaScript, Machine Learning, TensorFlow.js and more! Vol 1.
About this audiobook
“I want thinkers, not followers!”
Internet, social media in general, has this nice feature of making possible for anyone to spread their ideas, as said an online influencer, on TED Talks, “everyone has an opinion”, “does everyone has something interesting to say?”
Medium is a website dedicated to independent writers, mainly, like myself. Anyone can write to Medium, there is no curation or selection.
Publications are “small organizations” that select those articles: this is the counterpart of conventional/traditional publication systems. In addition to independent writings, I also write to the Publications: Geek Culture, Data Driven Investor, and JavaScript in Plain English.
Some articles here were firstly published independently, and after that, either invited or submitted to a publication, or kept as standalone article.
What is the best way to use this e-book?
The e-book was designed to be read: it does not focus on anything. Some parts are tutorial/hands-on sections, but most of the book is for learning things superficially.
General topic: computer programming.
More specific topics:
Angular;
JavaScript;
TensorFlow.js
Deep learning;
Artificial Neural Networks;
Computer programming
With this e-book, I hope
Give my readers an opportunity to support my online work on a gain-gain gesture;
Concentrate more on content quality less than view, catchers and so on;
Some advantage of the e-book, compared to Medium
All the articles reviewed, grammar checked, and more;
Several topics curated for you;
No distractions, as you read;
Extra articles, exclusive for the e-book readers;
Exclusive discussions, should you want to talk;
How to read this e-book?
Even though I have selected the essays, using coding as center, the writings may still be dispersed, wide-ranging. Therefore, this e-book can be nice for reading, with the hope to learn something new. I would imagine that each chapter may call the attention of different people, not all of them at once.
The book can be nice as well to keep around, give a first read, and from time to time, should you need, just come back!
I would read the book randomly, at first, and keep it around: for me, when I am solving problems, those readings start to come up in my mind, and helps to be creative on my solutions!
Grab your copy on Amazon and start to expand your brain!
About the author
Top 0.1% Academia Edu for about weeks, 01/08/23.
I have been working with computer programming and mathematical modeling applied to biological systems since my bachelor of Engineering. Currently, I am an Independent Researcher and Member of the Center of Excellence for Research DEWS (University of L'Aquila, DISIM, Italy).
Love writing and reading!
I have more than 10 courses on Udemy, one ranked as highest rank. Furthermore, I have more than 10 books on Amazon/Google Books.
Short-bio: B.Eng by Universidade Federal de Ouro Preto (Brazil) in Production Engineering; double master degree by University of L'Aquila and Gdansk University of Technology: PhD on a collaboration between the Brazilian program Science without Borders in biomathematics at the University of L'Aquila/IASI-CNR/BioMathLab. Master of science and PhD degrees recognized in Brazil by University of São Paulo (USP) as bioinformatics. Postdoc by Federal University of Bahia and Fiocruz.
