Mario Fernandez

Everybody's favorite saga about Site Reliability Engineering is back. This time it comes with plenty of actionable advice.

If you want to dive into distributed systems, there's no better choice right now than Designing Data-Intensive Applications

Staff engineer is about understanding tech leadership in the context of BigTech companies

Management in the context of Agile. How does it even work? This book is about building high performing teams and leading them

Accelerate is the book you need to read if you want to understand why continuous delivery is a tool for companies to deliver better results

Team topologies is a book that proposes four ways of organizing teams that aim to empower them to build better software

Get started with Prometheus thanks to this book, which is both practical and comprehensive

A book about Netflix's culture is out. Talent density, candor, leading with context are some of the principles they follow

Working effectively with legacy code is an excellent resource when dealing with hairy, messy pieces of legacy code that nobody wants to touch

Being properly prepared for a negotiation is a skill that is useful in many situations. Software development is about humans, after all

Rust is a trendy pick for a programming language these days. There is no better book to get started than this one

In his newest book, Rands talks about leadership using his experience in different management roles in Silicon Valley companies

This book is an excellent source to be an effective architect bringing enterprises closer to be digitally native

Kotlin in Action is an excellent resource to get started with Kotlin, a language that is quickly becoming an alternative to Java

Securing DevOps offers plenty of actionable advice to make your setup, from CI to production, more secure

If there is one book to read about TypeScript, it's got to be Effective TypeScript