Many people feel very difficult when learning how to create a GUI application. One of the most important reasons is that they don't know where to start. In the search of PyQt relevant learning resources, I discovered this Rapid GUI Programming with Python and Qt. After a cursory glance at this book, I think it is very suitable for beginners who completely first contact with Qt and PyQt.

Linux is cool not just because it's free and open-source, more often than not, that's because it's so powerful. For example, it is used to build large servers with high performance and high stability; to make the old computers bloom; as desktop or office operating system for individual users or enterprise users, and more. I think any users who are interested in computers, somewhat get tired of Windows, and want to try some new OS, they may want to begin to reach the mysterious Linux operating system. But if you want to make learning Linux easy, you really need a good book for the level of beginners.

This post covers two editions of the book Beginning C# Programming with Unity, MonoDevelop Edition and Visual Studio Edition. You can choose to read the corresponding edition according to the C# language developing tool (MonoDevelop or Visual Studio) you are using or familiar with. It is dedicated to beginners who have never programmed before and planned to use MonoDevelop or Visual Studio to start to learn the development of Unity scripts or standalone applications based on C# language from scratch.

Unity 5 from Zero to Proficiency is a series of Unity tutorial books specially written for absolute game developing beginners. This step-by-step and easy-to-understand, easy-to-follow series of handbooks for Unity 5 can take readers from game developing yearners who know nothing about Unity (even the game programming itself) to a professional game developer with good level of proficiency to Unity.

GTD (short for Getting Things Done) this time-management/self-management method was put forward by David Allen (in the field of developing potentials of individuals and companies, he is widely considered to be a world-class authority) in his bestselling book with the same title Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity (first published in 2001 and revised in 2015).