Books
Due to restrictions on my work visa while living in the United States as well as other commitments, I haven’t done any writing in a few years. I’m picking it up again now. I won’t say more just yet, but this list is definitely growing:
| Python Object Oriented-Oriented Programming launched my career, both as a programmer and as a writer. I wasn't able to do the revisions for the fourth edition, and passed the torch for this latest version. |
![]() | Creating Apps in Kivy covers the exceptional Kivy framework for developing efficient mobile and desktop apps in Python. Note: The book is still relevant, but decidedly outdated. |
Hacking Happy | Hacking Happy was about applying programming and IT concepts to mental health. I've taken it off the market for reasons discussed in this post. |