Tafsir-Ibn-Kasir [Bangla] Part

Tafsir-Ibn-Kasir [Bangla] Part-8,9,10 & 11

Tafsir-Ibn-Kasir [Bangla] Part-8,9,10 & 11 

Free Download

Tafsir-Ibn-Kasir [Bangla] Part

Tafsir-Ibn-Kasir [Bangla] Part-1,2,3

Free Download

Free EBooks for Learn AngularJS

Free EBooks for Learn AngularJS :

Ebooks give you a structural and organized way to learn a new topic, and it is no different with AngularJS. The best thing about ebooks these days however is that it can beheavily supplemented with practical exercises that can help you strengthen your grasp and understanding of certain aspects.

AngularJS In 60 Minutes

If you have already gone through the video tutorial by Dan Wahlin, titled AngularJS-ish in 60 Minutes, AngularJS in 60 Minutes is a great help. The ebook carries the transcription of the video (done by Ian Smith) with relevant screenshots and the timestamp of when a topic comes up. If you prefer some text to go along with the video, then this is the ebook to get.

Recipes With AngularJS

Recipes With AngularJS is written by Frederik Dietz and is available to read online and as an ebook on Leanpub and Amazon. A cookbook of sorts, Recipes is a highly comprehensive book that deals with learning Anuglar in an organized and easy to understand way. Each section carries problems, solutions and discussions that will help guide you through Angular effectively. The code examples shown in the book are available in GitHub.

Practical AngularJS

Using real-life scenarios and examples, you will be introduced to building simple applications with AngularJS and Firebase in Eclipse IDE. You’ll also learn how to add control, wire up and create components, inside Eclipse. There are also sections on how to use KarmaJS to test your applications, how to use Firebase, miscellaneous tricks and troubelshooting you can use. Practical AngularJS by Dinis Cruz is available to read for free and to buy on Leanpub.

AngularJS Succinctly

Here is another AngularJS book written by Frederik Dietz. AngularJS Succinctly contains 10 chapters of problems, solutions and in-depth discussion to help you grasp the idea of Angular quickly. Learn the basics on using controllers, directives and filters all the way to integrated platforms like Ruby and Node. All code examples are hosted on Github; you can grab them there to practice on your own.

A Better Way To Learn AngularJS

A Better Way to Learn AngularJS is a 12-part course that provides insight into AngularJS. It carries plenty of learning materials from multiple sources, from official documentations, videos, other books and plenty of screencast by Egghead. Adopting a gradual easy to advanced way of building simple applications with Angular, this book contains plenty of checklists for you to keep track of what you have learned.

Henriquat.Re (AngularJS For .NET Developers)

henriquat.re is a continuously updated ebook that contains learning materials about AngularJS from a .NET developer’s point of view. So far, there are 7 topics covered, includingModularizing AngularJS Applications and AngularJS and IE 8. You can follow the writers, Ingo Rammer and Christian Meyer for more updates on the book on Twitter.

AngularJS With Ruby

AngularJS with Ruby on Rails is a book by David Bryant Copeland which will help you build a Rails application with AngularJS – in less than 10,000 words. You will need to create a skeleton app, build, test the run features, and before you know it, you have an Angular app powered by Rails. The book contains an introduction, four chapters and a concluding chapter.

The Secret(Telugu)

About The Book

This book has been translated into the Telugu language from its original English counterpart. The book, The Secret – Rahasya, explains in the Telegu language what the original book reveals. in this book, the author has explored the concepts of the importance and effectiveness of positive thinking as well as other age old spiritual and philosophical ideas. The author postulates that the secret to success and happiness has been available to us since time immemorial and that people like Galileo, Plato, Einstein and the other greats already knew of this secret and used it in their own lives to achieve immense success and happiness. The book explains the secret by basing it on the Universal Law of Attraction. The law suggests that anyone has the capability and the power to attract anything that they desire, directly from the universe. The book explains how the 'frequency' of an individual's thoughts and attitude is what couples with his or her life experiences. The intriguing amalgamation of science with spirituality gives birth to a wonderful new concept that can truly be incorporated in the daily lives of the readers to achieve happiness and prosperity. The book was published in the year 2010 and is available in paperback.

Key Features

• The book derives its main concept from data and theories that are actually believed to be centuries old. As a result, they can be viewed as tried and tested.
• The popularity of the book lead it being translated to over 47 languages and also to the release of a movie that has also been well received by audiences worldwide.

Eclipse IDE :

Get it

Paperback

The printed paperback edition is available worldwide via the ISBN 978-3943747041. You can order it electronically from Amazon.

• Amazon
  • amazon.com (United States)
  • amazon.de (Germany, Austria, Switzerland)
  • amazon.co.uk (United Kingdom)
  • amazon.fr (France)
  • amazon.it (Italy)
  • amazon.es (Spain)

---

e-Book

This e-Book is available exclusively on Amazon as a Kindle Edition. You can read it on a Kindle device or any other modern smartphone and tablet using the Kindle app.

• Amazon
  • amazon.com (United States)
  • amazon.de (Germany, Austria, Switzerland)
  • amazon.co.uk (United Kingdom)
  • amazon.fr (France)
  • amazon.it (Italy)
  • amazon.es (Spain)

Must Read : Best books for Learning Java

Book we recommend to start your java learning or java book for beginner is :

Best books for learning java :  1  -  Head First Java  



This is the first door   to start moving your feet towards mastery in java . The best thing about this book is  image visualization . Every concept of java is explained with the help of  images and diagrams . Thus it becomes very easy for the java beginners to understand concept through images along with examples . I find it really enjoyable to start learning java with this book . Kathy siera and bert bates , the writers of this book  are one of the most respected people in the Java community. They have worked together in Sun (Company later acquired by Oracle) and  has contributed questions in setting papers for the professional certification program likeOracle certified java professional (OCJP). They have explained the concepts in the best possible way .There are exercises like fill in the blanks , match the following at the end of every chapter ,so in  that way ,you can implement whatever you have learned about the concept.  Thus ,  in beginning ,either 1 or 2(below) should be your best books for learning java.                           




 

Best books for learning java :  2  -  SCJP 6 Sun Certified Programmer for Java 6 310-065 



This is the must read  java book  for beginners . This book has covered all the small tidbits about the common terms such as constructors , class , operators ,exceptions etc . If you are about to give professional certification program such as oracle certified java professional (Ocjp) , then  its a  boon .I will highly recommend to try this book. It covers the details of the simple concept. You will surely enjoy reading it .This book is from the same author who wrote Head First Java.
The another great thing about this book is that topics are given and explained in a proper manner . One just need to start reading the book and everything explained in the topic co-relates with the topics which are already discussed .This book also comes with a CD which contains all the sample papers of the OCJP exam . You can use that sample papers for your preparation . Also the quality of the questions at the end of each chapter is marvellous especially Threads and Collections . Do check out this book for better understanding the java concepts.



Best books for learning java :  3  -  Effective Java


Effective java is in 3rd number in the list of best books for learning java .This book will teach you how to effectively use and optimize java in real world. This is one of my favourites books in java written by Joshua Bloch. Joshua Bloch has been a very popular name in the java community. He also co-authored another famous book for java developers "Java Concurrency In Practice"This book is for the people who wants to utilize java in the best possible way .
Concurrency, Generics and General programming are some of my favourite chapters of this book . Every topic has been explained with the code example , so you are learning in a more practical way . 
To get maximum benefit ,you must read this book  after reading either 1 or 2(mentioned above) . So go ahead and buy this book  if you want to pursue career in java .




Best books for learning java : 4 -   Java Concurrency in Practice  

If you are pursuing career as a java developer , then this is the book you will surely going to enjoy . This book you can say is a niche in core java in other words it covers mainly one topic of core java that is concurrency , how two threads work simultaneously.How one can avoid deadlock , How to solve producer consumer problem . If you want to learn real core java concepts then this is the must have book in your shelves.
Collections and concurrency are considered as the real core concepts of the core java . This books cover concurrency really well . All the top investment banks like Goldman Sachs , J P morgan , Morgan Stanleyworks in concurrency concepts (as they deal with share prices). This book is co authored by  Tim Peierle , Joshua Bloch (also author of effective java), Joseph Bowbeer , David Holmes and Dous Lea . This book you should read after reading above 3 books so that you dont find difficulty in understanding concepts of concurrency. Please read this book if you want to add  feathers in your career .                                                                    




Best books for learning java : 5 -   Thinking in Java

 Thinking in java is a well written book by Bruce Eckel . The topics from which you can learn a lot is Containers in depth , Annotations and Graphical User Interface. This book speciality is that you can find many class diagrams along with well explained coding examples . This book is must if you like to prepare concepts by writing code examples . This book is also not for a beginner . This book is for those who want to show their mettle  and have desire to learn every piece of java . So you can read this after reading first two books that is Head First Java and SCJP 6 Sun Certified Programmer for Java. In the above books GUI or Java swing is not explained well , so for beginners you can read this. 
The next book we are sharing is  the best book for learning Java swing 





Best books for learning Java Swing: 6 -   Black Book Java
   

The above books we have discussed are good for preparing core java concepts . But this book is well mastered in explaining how to use Java swing elements . The good thing about this book is that every class of java swing is given along with the method prototypes . For every possible element which you can use in GUI , there is an example of that in this book . I think you will really need this book if you are really interested in learning java swing. Other core java concepts has also been there in the book but it is better to pursue above mentioned  books to get mastery on those topics. So if you are a User Interface (UI)  java developer or a college student then you need to read this book , as it will have all the ingredients you need to create User Interface for your application




 Best books for learning Java : 7 -   Java Performance 


This is the book which deals with real world problems . Every language faces the limited resources problem . As we know java is used in enterprises , so when the scale of the application increases so as the resources required to keep the application alive and running. In these type of scenarios we need special kind of java experts . Experts who knows how to  maintain the same level of performance with less usage of resources . This book is to become that kind of experts. You will learn what steps one should take to reduce memory load . How to optimize the  java application , which are the good practices for coding and many things. So if you have spare time and you are done with above books then this is the book  you can spend your precious time . This book is mainly for higher experienced java developers and coders . So if you are new to java then you can skip it in your to do list .




 Best books for learning Java : 8 -   Java Puzzlers


Another great book from a familiar famous  name in Java community Joshua Bloch and his partner Neal Gafter . Its a great book for those who love puzzles , as many of these questions can be included in the core java interview to determine the java skills of the candidate. This is one of those books which are there just to puzzle you . This book is not recommended for the concept building purposes . For concept building above mentioned books are good . But to get different taste of java questions , you can try this book . The only way you can make most out of it , to solve questions by yourself , and then only compare the answer with the solution . In that way you will improve not only your coding skills but also logic skills as well .

The Giving Tree

The Giving Tree [Hardcover]

Book Description:

The Giving Tree is a classic and moving story by Shel Silverstein.

Once there was a little tree ... and she loved a little boy.

So begins a story of unforgettable perception, beautifully written and illustrated by the gifted and versatile Shel Silverstein.

Every day the boy would come to the tree to eat her apples, swing from her branches, or slide down her trunk ... and the tree was happy. But as the boy grew older he began to want more from the tree, and the tree gave and gave and gave.

This is a tender story, touched with sadness, aglow with consolation. Shel Silverstein has created a moving parable for readers of all ages that offers an affecting interpretation of the gift of giving and a serene acceptance of another's capacity to love in return.

Shel Silverstein's very first children's book Lafcadio, the Lion Who Shot Back was published in 1963, and followed the next year by two other books. The first of those, The Giving Tree, is a moving story about the love of a tree for a boy; it took four years before Harper Children's books decided to publish it. Shel returned to humour that same year withA Giraffe and a Half. His first collection of poems and drawings, Where the Sidewalk Ends, appeared in 1974, and his second, A Light in the Attic, in 1981. When he was a G.I. in Japan and Korea in the 1950, he learned to play the guitar and to write songs, including 'A Boy Named Sue' for Johnny Cash. In 1984, Silverstein won a Grammy Award for Best Children's Album for Where the Sidewalk Ends - 'recited, sung and shouted' by the author. He was also an accomplished playwright, including the 1981 hit, 'The Lady or the Tiger Show.' The last book to be published before he died in 1999, was Falling Up (1996).

Twilight

Twilight (Twilight Saga)

Book Description :

About The Book

Twilight (Twilight Saga) is a fantasy based fiction novel about a teenage girl and the twists and turns that her life take when she moves to the quintessential small town on Forks. Since its release to the public, the books popularity took a life of its own; such that it has been opined by critics as having created a cult-like reaction among the masses. While its appeal is mostly to young adults, people of all ages and cultures have taken to the story as well as the characters in the book.

The book is in first person and revolves around the character of Bella, a 17 year old girl that has recently moves to a small town, who tells us the unlikely romantic tale of her meeting and falling in love with a vampire. The author has been both praised as well as ridiculed for her ideas in the book, which explore the ties of morality and romance.

The book is considered to be an easy read. The suspense and romance interwoven in the plot keeps readers hooked. The well described details of the characters has successfully captured and engaged the imagination of many readers. The Twilight (Twilight Saga) is the first of a series of four books and was published in the year 2011. It is available for purchase, both online and in-store and is available in paperback.

Key Features

• The book is a highly popular bestseller that has sold over 5 million copies worldwide.
• It has been adapted into a series of movies.

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Harry Potter 5 Adult Cover)

Book Description :

Harry is furious that he has been abandoned at the Dursleys' house for the summer, for he suspects that Voldemort is gathering an army, that he himself could be attacked, and that his so-called friends are keeping him in the dark. Finally rescued by wizard bodyguards, he discovers that Dumbledore is regrouping the Order of the Phoenix - a secret society first formed years ago to fight Voldemort. But the Ministry of Magic is against the Order, lies are being spread by the wizards' tabloid, the Daily Prophet, and Harry fears that he may have to take on this epic battle against evil alone.

Product Description :

Review

Funny, imaginative, magical ... Rowling has woken up a whole generation to reading. In the 2020s, thirty-something book-lovers will know each other by smug references to Diagon Alley and Quidditch The Times And you thought wizardry was for children. Harry Potter will make you think again. He casts his spells on grown-ups too James Naughtie The most remarkable publishing sensation for a generation ... the story is told with such momentum, imagination and irrepressible humour that it can captivate both adults and children Daily Express

About the Author

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone was J.K. Rowling's first novel, followed by the subsequent six titles in the Harry Potter series, as well as three books written for charity: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Quidditch Through the Ages and The Tales of Beedle the Bard. The Harry Potter novels have now sold over 450 million copies worldwide and been translated into 72 languages.

The White Tiger (Hardcover)

In Search of the Great White Tiger: A Story about Following God (Gnoo Zoo (Hardcover))

Book Description :

Big Billy the Panda Bear lives happily at a carousel called the Gnoo Zoo in the land of Gnoo. There, he and his friends -- Eistein, an intelligent elephant; Miss Marbles, a vain ostrich; and Chattaboonga and Boongachatta, the tomboy chimps -- bring great joy to the children who visit each day. But one horrible night the evil dragon Reptillion takes over, robbing the gentle creatures of their music, lights, and joy - apparently forever!

Product details :

• Reading level: 4+ years
• Hardcover: 48 pages
• Publisher: Tommy Nelson (1 February 2003)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 1400302471
• ISBN-13: 978-1400302475
• Product Dimensions: 28 x 23.2 x 1.2 cm
• Average Customer Review: Be the first to review this item
• 
  

The God of Small Things: A Novel of Social Commitment

The God of Small Things: A Novel of Social Commitment [Hardcover]

Book Description:

The God of Small Things, the international best seller by Arundhati Roy, has raised numerous questions. Is it a piece of anti-Communist propaganda? Does it distort social reality? Is it a cheap imitation of the western fashion in novel? Does it offer nothing but play with words? The present book examines the novel sociologically and answers all these questions well. The book also shows that the novelist cares for the neglected in the society like women, children and dalits and even the environment. She conveys messages so relevant to our society and our age.

Product Description:

It's easier to talk about small things because the big things in life are far too complex and painful. But even small things can loom large, and everything can change, radically, in a day, a moment. These are the sort of big things first-time novelist Roy ponders in this highly original and exquisitely crafted tale set in the tiny river town of Ayemenem in Kerala, India. The story revolves around a pair of twins, brother and sister, whose mother has left her violent husband to live with her blind mother and kind, if ineffectual, brother, Chacko. Chacko's ex-wife, an Englishwoman, has returned to Ayemenem after a long absence, bringing along her and Chacko's lovely young daughter. Their arrival not only unsettles the already tenuous balance of the divisive household, it also coincides with political unrest. The twins and their cousin--each brimming with vernal intelligence, innocent love and longing, curiosity and fear--barely have time to get acquainted before tragedy strikes, first in the form of an accident (caused by carelessness in love), then murder (the result of ancient prejudice). Roy's intricate, enchanting, and often wry tale is positively mythical in its cosmic inevitability, evocative circularity, and paradoxical wisdom. Donna Seaman --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

Review

"A work of highly conscious art—A Tiger Woodsian début — the author hits the long, socio-cosmic ball but is also exquisite in her short game. Like a devotionally built temple, The God of Small Things builds a massive interlocking structure of fine, intensely felt details."—John Updike, The New Yorker

"A gorgeous and seductive fever dream of a novel, and a truly spectacular début."—Kirkus Reviews

"With sensuous prose, a dreamlike style infused with breathtakingly beautiful images and keen insights into human nature, Roy's début novel charts fresh territory in the genre of magical, prismatic literature—Roy's clarity of vision is remarkable, her voice original, her story beautifully constructed and masterfully told."—Publishers Weekly (*starred review)

"A work that is complex in structure, sophisticated in its handling of time, and bold in its themes. But perhaps what is most remarkable is Roy's deft use of language."—Maclean's

"A compelling tale of forbidden love and its catastrophic consequences, wonderfully vivid—Arundhati Roy's novel has a magic and mystery all its own."—The Toronto Star

"Roy weaves her bold and startling narrative in sequences of luminously rendered scenes—remarkable."—The Globe and Mail

"Drenched with poetic image and saturated with wisdom, the book's rich tapestry is a tour de force in good storytelling, a book to savour and remember."—The London Free Press

"A first novel of remarkable resonance and originality—like Rushdie she is a dazzling stylist, someone who loves the sound and play of words—The God of Small Things is both funny and insightful."—The Edmonton Journal --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

Review

‘Richly deserving the rapturous praise it has received on both sides of the Atlantic…“The God of Small Things” achieves a genuine tragic resonance. It is, indeed, a masterpiece.’ Observer
‘“The God of Small Things” genuinely is a masterpiece, utterly exceptional in every way, and there can be little doubt that posterity will place it very near the top of any shortlist of Indian novels published this century.’ William Dalyrmple, Harpers and Queen.
‘The quality of Ms. Roy’s narration is so extraordinary – at once so morally strenuous and so imaginatively supple – that the reader remains enthralled all the way through to its agonizing finish…it evokes in the reader a feeling of gratitude and wonderment.’ New York Times
--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

From the Back Cover

'THEY ALL CROSSED INTO FORBIDDEN TERRITORY. THEY ALL TAMPERED WITH THE LAWS THAT LAY DOWN WHO SHOULD BE LOVED, AND HOW. AND HOW MUCH.'
The year is 1969. On the Cochin highway a skyblue Plymouth with chrome tailfins is stranded in a workers' demonstration.
Inside the car sit two-egg twins Rahel and Estha, and so begins the tale. They grow up between vats of banana jam and heaps of peppercorns in their blind grandmother Mammachi's factory. Armed only with the invincible innocence of children, they try to fashion a childhood in the shade of the wreck that is their family – their lonely, lovely mother Ammu (who loves by night the man her children love by day), their beloved uncle Chacko (Rhodes scholar, pickle baron, radical Marxist, bottom pincher), their enemy Baby Kochamma (ex-nun and incumbent grand-aunt), and the ghost of an imperial entomologist's moth. They learn that Things Can Change in a Day, lives can twist into new ugly shapes, even cease forever, beside their river, 'grey-green, with fish in it. With the sky and trees in it. And at night the broken yellow moon in it.'
In 'The God of Small Things', Arundhati Roy has given us a novel anchored to anguish but fuelled by wit and magic.
'The joy of 'The God of Small Things' is that it appeals equally to the head and the heart. It is clever and complex, yet it also makes one laugh, and finally, moves one to tears…Roy writes…with a fecund, teeming visuality that is entirely her own. A masterpiece, utterly exceptional.'
WILLIAM DALRYMPLE, 'Harpers and Queen'
'Roy peels away the layers of her mysteries with such delicate cunning, such a dazzlingly adroit shuffle of accumulating revelations that to discuss the plot would be to violate it. Like a devotionally built temple, 'The God of Small Things' builds a massive interlocking structure of fine, intensely felt details. A novel of real ambition must invent its own language, and this one does.'
JOHN UPDIKE, 'New Yorker'
'A compelling story which somehow marries the deepest, smallest personal emotions with an epic narrative…There were times I had to stop reading this novel because I feared so much for the characters or I had to re-read a phrase or page to memorise its grace.'
MEERA SYAL, 'Sunday Express'
'It is rare to find a book that so effectively cuts through the clothes of nationality, caste and religion to reveal the bare bones of humanity. A sensational novel.'
CLAIRE SCOBIE, 'Daily Telegraph'
'Richly deserving the rapturous praise it has received on both sides of the Atlantic…'The God of Small Things' achieves genuine tragic resonance. It is indeed a masterpiece.'
CHRISTINA PATTERSON, 'Observer'
--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

About the Author

Arundhati Roy was trained as an architect and is also an award-winning screenwriter. The God of Small Things is her first novel. Like her twin protagonists, she was raised near her grandmother's pickle factory in Kerala, India. She now resides in New Delhi. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.