Today a new version of the printed version of "Osdev Notes" has been released! :)
More info in my free #kofi post: https://ko-fi.com/post/Osdev-Notes-New-printed-version-released-U7U5199LOA
The printed version is available here:
https://www.lulu.com/search?sortBy=RELEVANCE&page=1&q=osdev+notes

Major update is the replacement of the "Stivale 2" protocol with the "Limine Protocol".

The project as usual is on github:
https://github.com/dreamportdev/Osdev-Notes/releases/tag/v1.5
#programming
#operatingsystem
#kernel #assembly #x86_64 #operating_systems #selfpublishing #osdev #hobbyos #programmingbook

Obligatory semester end/start plug our book post. It's intro programming in Python w/ a "what do you want to do?, here's what you need to know?" approach Application driven motivation w/ theory driven scaffolding, rooted in communal/collaborative pedagogy.
https://www.cambridge.org/highereducation/books/an-introduction-to-python-programming-for-scientists-and-engineers/271C02A02E8B775066316E92A68E187A#overview

#Python #ProgrammingBook #TeachingComputerScience

One of my (many) 2023 plans is to add finishing touches to ThePythonCodingBook.com and make it available in some other format, too:

• ebook only
• self-published book
• published via a publisher

My preference is the latter but publishers shy away from beginners’ books…

I’d need to spend time carefully pitching to them why I think it’s different from other books. Not sure I can justify time to do that

More thinking needed

In the meantime, the content is all there for beginners to enjoy, and many have done just that

#Python #programming #coding #LearnPython #LearnToCode #CodingBook #ProgrammingBook

https://thepythoncodingbook.com/what-people-think-about-the-python-coding-book/