The Software Developer's Guide to Linux: A practical, no-nonsense guide to using the Linux command line and utilities as a software developer

Greetings from Ukraine! Now I might not be as objective here because I'm subscribed and like most of David content, but amongst all the other books I've bought (which are like 3 more, as it is truly not the best education tool for IT - Coursera or similar are better in my opinion) this one stands out and I even plan to gift it to my colleague after I'm done with it. Thanks for your work!

I’ve been a Linux admin in the past, and I find this book to be a great refresher for anyone looking to brush up on their Linux command line and utilities. It’s straightforward, well-structured, and covers all the essentials. Whether you’re new to Linux or just need to dust off your skills, this book is perfect. I only wish I had this resource when I first started in Linux administration. I’ll definitely be sharing and recommending this book to friends and colleague.

If the title were "Newbie's Guide to Linux", then it's not bad, though in that case I 'd prefer a more comprehensive treatment. The chapter on systemd is six pages and only covers the very basic. I don't see a single thing related to developing software. I was suckered.