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February’s PragPub magazine is here, Hello Android updates for Kindle Fire and more.

The Cucumber Book in print; Scripted GUI Testing updated w/Cucumber and RSpec

Deploying Rails: Automate, Deploy, Scale, Maintain, and Sleep at Night now in beta

Web Development Recipes now in print and shipping; January PragPub magazine now available.

Pragmatic Guide to Sass now in print; “Pragmatic” chosen as Word of the Year by Merriam-Webster.

iOS SDK Development now in beta; Cutting an Agile Groove Full Video Series released

Lean from the Trenches: Managing Large-Scale Projects with Kanban now in print; 30th issue of PragPub magazine now available.

Seven Databases in Seven Weeks: A Guide to Modern Databases and the NoSQL Movement now in Beta

New Programmer’s Survival Manual in print and shipping

The Developer’s Code now in Beta; Programming Ruby updates to 1.9.3

November Magazine is here; Agile Web Development in Rails with 3.1 updates now in paper; PragProWriMo begins

Build Awesome Command-Line Apps now in beta; Dropbox suppor for your eBook purchases; JRuby Tenth Anniversary

Programming Your Home: Automate with Arduino, Android, and Your Computer now in beta

Rails Recipes: Rails 3 Edition now in beta

October Magazine: Scala, distributed agile, lightsabers, rubber bands, and a macaroni box. Free to download and share.

Cutting An Agile Groove Video Series; Help Wanted at PragProg.com

Technical Blogging: Turn Your Expertise into a Remarkable Online Presence in beta; Podcast with Trevor Burnham on CoffeeScript

Programming Clojure, 2nd Ed Now in Beta

PragPub Magazine for September now available, focus on Scala.

Programming Concurrency on the JVM: Mastering Synchronization, STM, and Actors now in print; Agile Web Dvl. eBook updates to 3.1

Pragmatic Guide to Sass now available in beta

Web Development Recipes now in beta AND The SPDY Book: Making Websites Fly now available

Mac Kung Fu: Over 300 Tips, Tricks, Hints, and Hacks for OS X Lion now available in Beta

August PragPub magazine now available: CoffeeScript, ClojureScript, Agile, DIY videogames and more!

CoffeeScript: Accelerated JavaScript Development now in print and shipping

New Programmer’s Survival Manual: Navigate Your Workplace, Cube Farm, or Startup (now in Beta)

The Cucumber Book: Behaviour-Driven Development for Testers and Developers now available in beta

iOS Recipes: Tips and Tricks for Awesome iPhone and iPad Apps now in print; special Clojure issue of PragPub magazine

Continuous Testing with Ruby, Rails, and JavaScript now in print and shipping.

Designed for Use: Create Usable Interfaces for Applications and the Web now in print

Need something to listen to at the beach or on the morning commute this week? The next Pragmatic Podcast is now available.

June Issue of Pragmatic Programmer magazine, PragPub now available. Free to read and share.

Exceptional Ruby: Master the Art of Handling Failure in Ruby now available in ebook formats

In honor of RailsConf, 40% select Rails & Ruby titles, this week only.

What’s all the fuss about CoffeeScript? Check out this month’s issue of PragPub magazine and see, along with a plethora of other great articles and columns.

Rails 3.1 comes with CoffeeScript right out of the box. And now, you can buy our new book on CoffeeScript today. It’s available now in beta, and is content-complete, but hasn’t been copyedited or indexed yet. Scheduled to be in print by June.

Test Driven Development for Embedded C now in print and shipping.

Crafting Rails Applications: Expert Practices for Everyday Rails Development now in print and shipping. Special Arduino Issue of PragPub #22.

Agile Web Development with Rails 4th ed now in print and shipping.

Programming Concurrency on the JVM: Mastering Synchronization, STM, and Actors now in beta

Ward Cunningham on the Pragmatic Podcast!

iOS Recipes: Tips and Tricks for Awesome iPhone and iPad Apps will help you take your iPhone and iPad apps to the next level. With these recipes in your arsenal, your next apps will be more polished and more maintainable than ever.

March issue of PragPub magazine is out!

Rails Test Prescriptions is in print and shipping this week

New podcast with your host, Miles Forrest. In this episode, Brian Hogan talks about the future of web development with HTML5 and CSS3.

This February marks the tenth anniversary of the creation of the Agile Manifesto and Agile Alliance, so this month’s issue of the Pragmatic Programmer magazine, PragPub, features thoughts from the manifesto authors and other great bits.

Using JRuby: Bringing Ruby to Java now available in print and shipping; new podcast with Johanna Rothman and Ian Dees, on multitasking and how to get stuff done at a sustainable pace.

It’s not a book. It’s a deck of cards. Agile in a Flash: Speed-Learning Agile Software Development now in print and shipping.

First, we’re very proud to launch our 100th title, Maik Schmidt’s Arduino: A Quick-Start Guide. Next, we’ve got some new features to make reading our ebooks on mobile devices that much easier. And last but not least, we’ve got a few job openings here at the Pragmatic Bookshelf.

HTML5 and CSS3: Develop with Tomorrow’s Standards Today now in print; January PragPub Magazine released.

New Podcast, new Videos, and Crafting Rails Applications: Expert Practices for Everyday Rails Development, now in beta.

It’s here! Fresh for RSpec 2 and Rails 3, The RSpec Book: Behaviour-Driven Development with RSpec, Cucumber, and Friends is now in print and shipping.

This month’s Pragmatic Programmer Magazine, PragPub, is a special issue devoted to Ruby!

Black Friday Sale this Friday 11/26/2010; Pragmatic Guide to JavaScript now in print and shipping

Pragmatic Guide to Subversion now in print and shipping

Driving Technical Change: Why People on Your Team Don’t Act on Good Ideas, and How to Convince Them They Should now in print

Seven Languages in Seven Weeks now in print and shipping; PragPub November Issue now available.

Pragmatic Guide to Git is now in print and shipping, November is time for PragProWriMo again.

The Pragmatic Podcast is back! Miles Forrest interviews the one and only Robert Martin.

HTML5, Agile, Programmer’s Rememberall, Way of the Agile Warrior, John Shade and more,

iPad Programming: A Quick-Start Guide for iPhone Developers now In print and shipping

Continuous Testing with Ruby: Better Software Through Faster Feedback now in beta

The Agile Samurai: How Agile Masters Deliver Great Software now in print and shipping

The latest member of our new Pragmatic Guide Series is now available in beta: Pragmatic Guide to JavaScript

Pragmatic Guide to Subversion now in beta, new issue #15 of PragPub magazine.

New Pragmatic Guide series: Pragmatic Guide to Git now in beta

PragPub Issue #14 for August, new screencast formats, new categories.

Hello, Android 3rd Ed now in print and shipping

SQL Antipatterns: Avoiding the Pitfalls of Database Programming now in print and shipping

PragPub Issue #12 now out, Agile Web Development with Rails, 4th Edition now available as beta on paper.

Arduino: A Quick-Start Guide now in beta. Send us your pictures!

The Agile Samurai: How Agile Masters Deliver Great Software now in beta.

Using JRuby now in Beta; New May Issue #11 of PragPub

Cocoa Programming: A Quick-Start Guide for Developers in now and print and shipping; new Mac roadmap

Rails Test Prescriptions now available in beta

Agile Web Development with Rails, 4th Edition now available in beta

Driving Technical Change: Why People on Your Team Don’t Act on Good Ideas, and How to Convince Them They Should now available n Beta; Issue #10 of PragPub

iPad Programming: A Quick-Start Guide for iPhone Developers now in early beta

Download your own books from Stanza bookshelf, iPad announcement, Test-Driven Development for Embedded C now in beta

Seven Languages in Seven Weeks: A Pragmatic Guide to Learning Programming Languages by Bruce Tate now in beta

Code in the Cloud: Programming Google AppEngine now in beta, ExpressionEngine 2: A Quick-Start Guide now in print and shipping, PragPub now online in HTML.

PragPub Issue #9, Beginning Mac Programming: Develop with Objective-C and Cocoa now in print and shipping.

Invite a friend to join pragprog.com and you’ll both get a coupon

Android has revved to version 2.1, and we’ve got a new edition of Hello, Android that’s up to date with all the latest changes. You can get the beta eBook now, or opt for the Beta on Paper to get a printed copy of this beta version.

Issue #8 of PragPub with an iPad theme; Metaprogramming Ruby now in print and shipping.

First title in the Beta on Paper program now available: B2.0 of SQL Antipatterns

Announcing new feature: betas available in paperback.

Issue #7 of our magazine, SQL Antipatterns in beta, Language Implementation Patterns in print and shipping.

Domain-Driven Design Using Naked Objects and Web Design for Developers in print and shipping.

Fresh articles in PragPub Issue #6, Pomodoro Technique Illustrated in print

Debug It! now in print and shipping

November issue of PragPub is here, featuring articles on Agile Coaching, Pomodoro Techqniue, iPhone, Stripes, and more

Join us for PragProWriMo; new Git screencast, Mastering Ruby and Rails course coming up.

Pomodoro Technique Illustrated now in beta; Grails: A Quick-Start Guide now in print and shipping.

Core Data: Apple’s API for Persisting Data on Mac OS X is now in print and shipping. Bruce Tate selects the languages for Seven Languages in Seven Weeks.

October issue of our magazine, PragPub, now available. Hello, Android Second Edition for Android 1.5/1.6.

iPhone SDK Development, for the latest 3.0 iPhone SDK is now in print and shipping.

Beginning Mac Programming: Develop with Objective-C and Cocoa now in beta; new email delivery, upcoming studio.

PragPub the magazine, with a feature article by XP’s Kent Beck and all manner of other goodies; vote for your favorite programming language

Agile Coaching now in print, Manage Your Project Portfolio now in print, help us pick which Seven Languages to learn.

Programming Cocoa with Ruby is now in print and shipping, the August issue of PragPub now available in PDF, mobi, and epub.

Metaprogramming Ruby now available in beta.

Programming Scala now shipping; Security on Rails now available in Beta; new screencast covering Map Kit on the iPhone 3.0.

Welcome to the first issue of first issue of PragPub, our newest monthly excuse to hang out at the virtual water cooler with you. Hosted by Michael Swaine.

Modular Java in print, the Radical Career Success in a Down Economy webcast, iPhone SDK interview, Twitter features, and a surprise.

iPhone SDK Development, now updated for the very latest 3.0 SDK release from Apple, Debug It! now available in Beta.

Agile Coaching now available in eBook; Land the Tech Job You Love now in print and shipping.

Grails: A Quick Start Guide is now available in beta and Programming Clojure is now in print and shipping. Updating Hello, Android for 1.5 Cupcake.

Sneak peek ebook available for Land the Tech Job You Love, Practical Programming now in print, new podcasts

Programming Ruby 1.9 is now in stock.

Happy Earth Day! In honor of a back-to-nature approach, it’s time to get naked—with Naked Objects, the heart of domain-driven design

We’re rebuilding the masters of all our published eBooks.

The Passionate Programmer now available, new Pragmatic Life series, register your books, new podcast, and more.

Programming Scala is now available in beta, Chris Pine’s second edition of Learn to Program now in print.

Most titles now available in epub, mobi, and pdf formats—all for the same price as a PDF.

Rails3 paperback and final PDF now shipping. New Expression Engine techniques screencast series.

By special arrangement, we’re now offering select SitePoint titles for your CSS and HTML needs.

Now in beta: Modular Java gets you up to speed with OSGi and Spring Dynamic Modules; new episode in the Coding in Objective-C 2.0 series covering Debugging using Xcode.

Manage Your Project Portfolio now in beta, Becoming Productive in Xcode screencast.

The long-awaited first beta version of The RSpec Book is here! Check out Sinatra to create lean-and-mean web apps in our latest screencast, Classy Web Development with Sinatra.

By popular request, we’re releasing a new edition of Chris Pine’s Learn to Program, newly updated and expanded to include answers to exercises and more.

Coding in Objective-C 2.0 and Mastering Rails Forms new screencasts.

Hello Android in print and shipping around New Year’s.

Pragmatic Version Control using Git now in print.

New screencast series on Github (including a free episode), more Pragmatic Studios, and holiday ordering.

Introduction to computer science using Python, your very own wishlists on our website, and an interview with Stuart Halloway on the new programming language Clojure.

Enterprise Recipes with Ruby and Rails is in print and now shipping; our next full-color book, Web Design for Developers: Making Design as Easy as Coding, is now available in beta.

Programming Clojure is now in early Beta, Stripes …and Java web development is fun again is now in print and shipping, new episodes finish off the Expression Engine screencast series, and there’s a new podcast on Apple’s Core Data with Marcus Zarra.

Fall is Apple-picking time, and we’ve got a lot of great Apple Mac OS X and iPhone books, screencasts, and courses for you to pick from. Core Data: Apple’s API for Persisting Data under Mac OS X is now available in beta, and Core Animation for Mac OS X and the iPhone is now in print and shipping.

Another full-color book, Desktop GIS: Mapping the Planet with Open Source Tools, is now in print and shipping.

Developing Facebook Platform Applications with Rails now in print, Rails for .NET Developers now in print; new podcast

Pragmatic Thinking and Learning now in print and shipping; new iPhone screencast series, Erlang series wraps up.

It’s our Fifth Anniversary, and you’ll be getting presents. iPhone NDA lifted: iPhone SDK Development is now available in Beta, new screencast series on Facebook and Rails.

Ubuntu Kung Fu: Tips, Tricks, Hints, and Hacks is now in print and shipping. Meet the author, Keir Thomas, in this week’s podcast. Also, sad news regarding our iPhone SDK book.

Cocoa Programming: A Quick-Start Guide for Developers is now available in Beta; Ryan Irelan is offering a free help session on Expression Engine TONIGHT along with other resources.

Final Core Animation Episode, Adding Reflections and 3D Transformations. Author Frederic Daoud explains what Stripes is, and why it’s a better Java web framework.

Enterprise Recipes with Ruby and Rails now in Beta, new episodes of Erlang in Practice and Everyday Active Record

Chad describes finding the interesting, “jagged edges” across a wide range of topics in this interview by Daniel Steinberg.

“Scripted GUI Testing with Ruby” now in print; we’re accepting PayPal and American Express; New Podcast with Ian Dees on GUI testing.

New screencast episodes: Erlang’s Adding REST Support with MochiWeb, and Ruby Episode 7: More Hook Methods.

“Stripes: and Java Web Development is Fun Again” is now available in Beta. Also, new podcast with Travis Swicegood on distributed version control with Git.

New episodes for Everyday Active Record, Ruby Object Model, Erlang by Example, and Expression Engine.

Ubuntu Kung Fu now in beta, new podcast with Brian Marick on Ruby Cocoa and more, new screencast episodes.

New episodes in the Expression Engine and Everyday Active Record series; new Ogg support

Pragmatic Version Control using Git now available in Beta, Mastering Dojo now back from the printers and shipping.

Interview with Michael J. Mangino on Facebook Applications, new screencast episodes.

New screencast series, The Ruby Object Model and Metaprogramming; new episode for Expression Engine.

RubyCocoa now available in beta; new episodes of Expression Engine and Core Animation; podcast interview with Mike Clark on screencasting and more.

Announcing our new Pragmatic Screencasts series and support for OpenID logins to your account on pragprog.com…

“Using memcached” now available; Lyle Johnson interview at InfoQ; Andy Hunt interview on the Pragmatic Podcast.

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