🌐
GitHub
github.com › Raunaksplanet › My-CS-Store › blob › main › Books › No-Starch-Press-The-Rust.pdf
My-CyberSecurity-Store/Books/No-Starch-Press-The-Rust.pdf at main · Raunaksplanet/My-CyberSecurity-Store
This repository contains a comprehensive collection of learning resources and notes that I've gathered on various topics, including cybersecurity, bug bounty, API security, cloud security, and more.
Author   Raunaksplanet
🌐
GitHub
github.com › jhulick › bookstuff › blob › master › No.Starch.Press.Code.Craft.The.Practice.of.Writing.Excellent.Code.Dec.2006.pdf
bookstuff/No.Starch.Press.Code.Craft.The.Practice.of.Writing.Excellent.Code.Dec.2006.pdf at master · jhulick/bookstuff
jhulick / bookstuff Public · Notifications · You must be signed in to change notification settings · Fork 81 · Star 403 · master · / Copy path · More file actions · More file actions · History · History · executable file2.6 MB · master · / Top · executable file2.6 MB · Download raw file ·
Author   jhulick
Discussions

Guide with nostarch press Books
There's often deals on HumbleBundle, but they aren't always aimed at security, and even some that are aimed at security cover cloud and certifications which might kot be of interest to you. Some like the automate the boring stuff with python are available for free, I don't know of others but there may be, worth a search. Other than that, I don't know, but I can recommend their books. I've only heard good things about them, and the bits I've read (I got some system administration books from them and one for APIs) have been great. Although I think HTB/Academy may be better value for money at your stage. They're always great, and much cheaper. With a student subscription you can get access to the CBBH/CPTS modules for about 10 euros a month. Also I wouldn't recommend buying from the cheap guy that you know is pirating, you would essentially be encouraging that kind of behaviour, and you'd be better off pirating them yourself than paying someone else to do so for you. I know it's pretty hard getting stuff lime that in a poorer country, but that's life. I personally did pirate stuff when I was in the same situation (mostly games), but now I've got a job and can afford to pay for it and support the people. More on reddit.com
🌐 r/hackthebox
8
1
October 18, 2024
NOSTARCH BOOKS but from where?
I buy NoStarch Press books from Humble Bundle where they have frequent bundles. The PDFs are all printable and not restricted. More on reddit.com
🌐 r/learnprogramming
22
4
October 18, 2024
No Starch Press sells its books in PDF, EPUB, & MOBI formats. Does anyone know of more publishers that do this?
I used to be able to download epub versions of Kobo books on their website, albeit with DRM. Is this not the case anymore? More on reddit.com
🌐 r/books
28
14
January 7, 2019
I'm Bill Pollock, No Starch Press founder. I'm here with some of our authors. Ask us anything!

Hi All. I'm really ecxcited to be here! (We're offering 40% off all of our security titles at No Starch Press during this AMA, by the way. Use code REDDITAMA.)

More on reddit.com
🌐 r/netsec
188
281
December 11, 2015
🌐
GitHub
github.com › davecom › ComputerScienceFromScratch
GitHub - davecom/ComputerScienceFromScratch: Source for the book Computer Science from Scratch · GitHub
Get the print or eBook from the publisher, No Starch Press
Starred by 98 users
Forked by 17 users
Languages   Python 69.3% | Assembly 25.8% | Brainfuck 2.5% | Roff 1.8%
🌐
GitHub
github.com › danish981 › free-books
GitHub - danish981/free-books: the bunch of useful free books · GitHub
I have collected these books from various resources, I decided to put all of these books at one place, I chose github, whenever someone searches the particular book, these books are then shown him, maybe in first few hits.
Starred by 61 users
Forked by 26 users
🌐
Python Crash Course
ehmatthes.github.io › pcc_3e
Python Crash Course, Third Edition
This is a collection of resources for Python Crash Course (3rd Ed.), an introductory programming book from No Starch Press by Eric Matthes. The simplest way to download the source code files for the book is to click on the Download .zip button below.
🌐
GitHub
github.com › topics › no-starch-press
no-starch-press · GitHub Topics · GitHub
docker education cmake cplusplus cpp teaching ccc code-examples native-code systems-programming programming-book no-starch-press cpp-crash-course jlospinoso
Find elsewhere
🌐
GitHub
github.com › github › dmca › blob › master › 2017 › 2017-03-14-NoStarch.md
dmca/2017/2017-03-14-NoStarch.md at master · github/dmca
March 14, 2017 - https://github.com/dainn/Ebook/blob/master/How Linux Works, What Every Superuser Should Know - No Starch - 2015.pdf
Author   github
🌐
Scribd
scribd.com › document › 890138540 › No-Starch-Press
No Starch Press Programming Books | PDF | Scripting Language | Python (Programming Language)
The document is a comprehensive list of various books covering topics in technology, programming, electronics, and cybersecurity. It includes titles for beginners and advanced learners, focusing on practical projects and theoretical knowledge.
🌐
Reddit
reddit.com › r/hackthebox › guide with nostarch press books
r/hackthebox on Reddit: Guide with nostarch press Books
October 18, 2024 -

Hey fellows,

I am a cyber sec student who wants to read books, but only publishers are of no starch press. I have heard that these books are very awesome, but the problem is they are tooo expensive, I have a bookstore near me who sells their books (but I know he downloads pirated copies and prints them), else their books are very expensive for me. How can I read the books, could anyone guide me? I tried to search used books but still they are expensive (30$ with delivery to my country) how can i get that knowledge? Please help. And also I would prefer hard-copies because I cannot read continoulsy in PDFs. If I could get the permission to print the given PDFs for only personal use that would be great.

I emailed them but did not get any positive response...

Top answer
1 of 3
1
There's often deals on HumbleBundle, but they aren't always aimed at security, and even some that are aimed at security cover cloud and certifications which might kot be of interest to you. Some like the automate the boring stuff with python are available for free, I don't know of others but there may be, worth a search. Other than that, I don't know, but I can recommend their books. I've only heard good things about them, and the bits I've read (I got some system administration books from them and one for APIs) have been great. Although I think HTB/Academy may be better value for money at your stage. They're always great, and much cheaper. With a student subscription you can get access to the CBBH/CPTS modules for about 10 euros a month. Also I wouldn't recommend buying from the cheap guy that you know is pirating, you would essentially be encouraging that kind of behaviour, and you'd be better off pirating them yourself than paying someone else to do so for you. I know it's pretty hard getting stuff lime that in a poorer country, but that's life. I personally did pirate stuff when I was in the same situation (mostly games), but now I've got a job and can afford to pay for it and support the people.
2 of 3
1
As a cybersec student, I am assuming that you would like to get paid in the future, or would you rather they say you are too expensive and should work for free. The books are good and you should pay people for their hard work. At the very least, Humble Bundle.
🌐
GitHub
github.com › rkneusel9
rkneusel9 - Overview
Source code for the book "Practical Deep Learning: A Python-Based Introduction" (No Starch Press, 1st Edition)
🌐
No Starch Press
nostarch.com › about_ebooks.htm
About No Starch Press ebooks | No Starch Press
September 3, 2024 - We do. How do I receive my ebook bundle? When you purchase an ebook (bundle) on nostarch.com, a download link should appear in the Files section of your user account, along with an email notification telling you that your files are ready to download. Simply · log into your account, and you'll ...
🌐
Free Tech Books
freetechbooks.com › no-starch-press-p1801.html
No Starch Press
Publisher: No Starch Press Publication date: 31 Mar 2007 Document Type: Book · Linux in the Workplace - How to Use Linux in Your Office Post date: 09 Jul 2005 Covers how to use Linux for day-to-day jobs involving email, the Web, working with documents, and performing general office tasks. Publisher: No Starch Press Publication date: 31 Dec 2002 License: GNU Free Documentation License Version 1.2
🌐
GitHub
github.com › borisveytsman › nostarch
GitHub - borisveytsman/nostarch: LaTeX Style For No Starch Press · GitHub
LaTeX Style For No Starch Press This is the ``official'' LaTeX style for No Starch Press, http://www.nostarch.com. The class is intended to typeset books for this publisher---both hard copies and electronic books.
Author   borisveytsman
🌐
No Starch Press
nostarch.com › learnscratchresources
Learn to Program with Scratch Resources | No Starch Press
April 22, 2016 - Solutions: This folder contains the solutions to all problems and Try It Out exercises (where applicable) in the book. Extra Resources: This folder contains three PDF files that provide more in-depth information on the Paint Editor, Scratch's mathematical functions, and drawing geometric shapes.
🌐
No Starch Press
nostarch.com › computer-science-from-scratch
Computer Science From Scratch | No Starch Press
April 13, 2026 - Early Access PDF. View the Copyright page View the detailed Table of Contents View the Index ... A repository of code and errata for this title can be found at the book's GitHub page. ... FREE ebook edition with every print book purchased from nostarch.com!