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  No-Code App Development for...

  Johnny Nelson

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  You don’t need to be a programmer to build powerful apps, launch stunning websites, or automate online businesses. No-Code App Development for Beginners: Build Websites, Automations, and Online Businesses Without Writing Code is the ultimate beginner’s guide to creating digital products and launching ventures—without touching a single line of code. 
  Perfect for entrepreneurs, freelancers, side-hustlers, and curious creators, this audiobook unlocks the world of no-code tools like Webflow, Bubble, Glide, Zapier, Airtable, and more. You’ll discover exactly how everyday people are turning simple ideas into high-impact apps, landing pages, eCommerce stores, and income-generating digital products—fast, affordably, and without traditional tech skills. 
  With step-by-step guidance and real-world case studies, this comprehensive blueprint shows you how to validate your idea, choose the right no-code platforms, design user-friendly interfaces, and automate business workflows. Whether you want to build a client portal, subscription platform, inventory tracker, or MVP for a startup, this audiobook gives you the confidence to bring your vision to life. 
  Gone are the days when coding was a barrier to innovation. No-code is reshaping the digital economy, leveling the playing field, and empowering a new wave of makers to launch apps and startups on their own terms. If you’ve got a business idea or a dream project, now’s the time to build it. 
  No-Code App Development for Beginners will help you take that first step—and build something amazing. 
  You have the tools. You have the vision. You don’t need the code. Just press play.

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  Kickstart Your UX Career - Get...

  Mike Newman

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  A note from the author 
  In 'Kickstart Your UX Career,' I’ve distilled the key lessons from my previous work, 'Sweet Spot UX,' to provide a concise and actionable guide for aspiring UX professionals. Whether you're just starting out or looking to refine your skills, this book offers the essential tools and insights to help you navigate the world of UX design with confidence when dealing with stakeholders.Originally written as a printed reference guide, this audiobook is also available in hardcover, paperback, and ebook formats. It’s perfect for on-the-go learning and an ideal supplement to keep by your side as you build your UX career.The Future of UX Design is Communication 
  In today's rapidly evolving landscape, AI is streamlining design processes, shifting the focus to what truly matters: communication. Effective communication and influencing stakeholders are key to overcoming challenges and succeeding in today's world of UX design.Practical Guide to Thriving 
  In just a couple of hours, you'll learn how to develop a communication style that resonates with stakeholders and coworkers, helping you build alignment and kickstart your career.Tools and Techniques 
  Discover the tools and techniques that will set you apart, from mastering the art of presenting to navigating difficult conversations. Key takeaways include:Communication techniques for interviewing for UX rolesConversation frameworks to help you run workshops and hold ad-hoc conversations with stakeholdersGuidance on navigating difficult conversations in UX and negotiating with decision-makers

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  Physics - A Very Short Introduction

  Sidney Perkowitz

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  Physics, the fundamental science of matter and energy, encompasses all levels of nature from the subatomic to the cosmic, and underlies much of the technology around us. Understanding the physics of our universe is an essential aspect of humanity's quest to understand our environment and our place within it. Doing physics enables us to explore the interaction between environment and human society, and can help us to work towards the future sustainability of the planet. 
   
   
   
  This Very Short Introduction provides an overview of how this pervasive science came to be and how it works: who funds it, how physicists are trained and how they think, and how physics supports the technology we all use. Sidney Perkowitz presents the theories and outcomes of pure and applied physics from ideas of the Greek natural philosophers to modern quantum mechanics, cosmology, digital electronics, and energy production. Considering its most consequential experiments, including recent results in elementary particles, gravitational waves and materials science, he also discusses outside the lab, the effects of physics on society, culture, and humanity's vision of its place in the universe.

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  Addiction Becomes Normal - On...

  Jaeyoon Park

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  Addiction is now seen as an ordinary feature of human nature, an idea that introduces new doubts about the meaning of our desires. 
    
  Over the last forty years, a variety of developments in American science, politics, and culture have reimagined addiction in their own ways, but they share an important understanding: increasingly, addiction is described as normal, the natural result of a body that has been exposed to potent stimuli. This shift in thinking suggests that addiction is a condition latent in all of us, a common response to a society rich in thrills. 
    
  In Addiction Becomes Normal, Jaeyoon Park provides a history and critical analysis of the normalization of addiction in late-modern American society. By exploring addiction science, diagnostic manuals, judicial reform, and public health policy, he shows how seeing addiction as normal has flourished in recent decades and is supported throughout cultural life in the United States by the language of wellness, psychotherapy, and more. Building on Michel Foucault’s depiction of the human figure, Park argues that this shift reflects the emergence of a new American subject, one formed by the accretion of experiences. This view of the human subject challenges the idea that our compulsions reflect our characters, wills, or spirits. For if addiction is an extreme but ordinary attachment, and if compulsive consumption resembles healthy behavior, then desire is no longer an expression of the soul so much as the pursuit of a past reward. A perceptive work of recent history and political theory, Addiction Becomes Normal raises new questions about what it means to be human in America today.

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  Thermodynamics and Statistical...

  Mark Hedges

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  Thermodynamics is the branch of physics that deals with heat, work, and energy transfer. It provides fundamental principles that govern the behavior of physical systems, from microscopic particles to large-scale industrial processes. Understanding thermodynamics is crucial for fields such as engineering, chemistry, and physics, as it helps explain how energy is conserved, transformed, and dissipated. 
  One of the fundamental aspects of thermodynamics is the concept of a thermodynamic system, which refers to a specific region of space or a set of substances that are being studied. Systems can be classified as open, closed, or isolated, depending on their ability to exchange energy and matter with their surroundings. An open system allows both energy and matter to flow in and out, while a closed system permits energy transfer but not matter exchange. An isolated system, in contrast, does not exchange either energy or matter with its surroundings. 
  Thermodynamic properties are categorized as extensive or intensive. Extensive properties, such as mass, volume, and total energy, depend on the amount of substance present. Intensive properties, like temperature, pressure, and density, do not depend on system size and are uniform throughout a system in equilibrium.

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  Science and Health - Knowledge...

  Rogan Fish

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  Science and Health: Knowledge and Medicine in Ancient Rome (3 in 1) explores the intellectual and spiritual forces that shaped Roman civilization, from its groundbreaking scientific ideas to its religious beliefs and the formidable enemies it battled across centuries. 
  In Roman Medicine and Science, uncover the practical and philosophical roots of Roman knowledge—how doctors, engineers, and scholars applied Greek theory, astrology, and firsthand experience to treat the sick, build aqueducts, and study the stars. Roman Religion and Mythology dives into the gods, rituals, and sacred practices that infused daily life with divine meaning and political power. From Jupiter to household spirits, religion in Rome was deeply entwined with science, healing, and war. The Roman Empire and Their Enemies offers a dynamic look at Rome’s greatest rivals—Persians, Carthaginians, Germanic tribes, and more—examining how these conflicts influenced Rome’s scientific developments, medical needs, and mythic self-image. 
  Together, these three books reveal how Romans understood the world—through logic and legend, reason and ritual. Ideal for readers fascinated by ancient science, belief systems, and military history, this volume reveals how Rome's view of knowledge shaped its rise—and echoed through its fall.

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