Free Python e-books.

[spohnz]

I am a part of a python community that shares deprecated books. I will post them here when they pop up in my Google+ thread.


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What You Will Learn:

• Understand the core concepts and terminologies of robotics

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• Build robot hardware from the requirements

• Explore a diverse range of actuators and its interfacing

• Interface various robotic sensors to robots

• Set up and program OpenCV, OpenNI, and PCL to process 2D/3D visual data

• Learn speech processing and synthesis using Python

• Apply artificial intelligence to robots using Python

• Build a robot control GUI using Qt and Python

• Calibration and testing of robot

[spohnz]

Learning Python Application Development

As one of the most widely used programming languages, Python is supported by a rich set of libraries and frameworks that allow for rapid development. This comes with it's downside, which could bring down the quality and performance of an app. Learn practical, efficient techniques to improve application lifetime, by making code extensible, reusable, and readable.

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[thepifanatic]

I saw your post on free books got a django one.I was wondering if you have any intermediate books on python that isn't mainly just on one subject ie. app development web apps etc. but covers more advanced concepts that are not covered in beginer books.
also if anyone wants a book on python at abeginers level i highly recomend python for kids by jason r briggs.

[thepifanatic]

also what do you mean by deprecated books are they incompatible or obsolete?

[spohnz]

No, they still work fine, Python builds upon itself. It is possible that tech manuals only have a lifespan of 2 years. I'm not sure but I still use out of date books.

[thepifanatic]

but word of advice dont get any from hpb.
saw one on ios development for beginners on the back it said learn to use the brand new ios 5.
i looked up the current one its 10.2 !

[spohnz]

The only reason they are free is because they are older than the newest release. Most of the books I read still works today because the new material is just built on top of the old. meaning the old still works just fine.

[heimerdawg]

I have found a few free $40 eBooks on google docs. I will post them here. But be careful and make sure you know what site your looking at. Some had virus that I looked at.

[heimerdawg]

They are about coding.

[thepifanatic]

I got some Python ones off of it.