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No Starch Press
What they publish: AI & Machine Learning, Art & Design, Computer Science, General Computing, Hacking & Computer Security, Hardware / DIY, Kids, LEGO, Linux & BSD, Manga, Programming, Python, Science & Math...
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I'm the Customer SaaS Companies Need to Worry About (opens in a new tab)
February 14, 2026
I'm the Customer SaaS Companies Need to Worry About By Bill Pollock, Founder & CEO, No Starch Press I run a 20-person publishing company.
Livin' the Dream with Python Crash Course Author Eric Matthes (opens in a new tab)
October 1, 2024
This Author Spotlight is on Python programmer/educator extraordinaire Eric Matthes , author of the international bestseller (now in its third edition) Python Crash Course .
Solving Problems with Algorithms-Ace Dan Zingaro (opens in a new tab)
May 23, 2023
Our latest Author Spotlight is on computer-science whiz Daniel Zingaro, author of Algorithmic Thinking as well as its soon-to-be published second edition , and Learn to Code by Solving Problems (2021).
Ride-Along with Engineer Grady Hillhouse, the Ultimate Road Trip Buddy (opens in a new tab)
February 2, 2023
New year, new spotlight—and this one shines on civil engineer and YouTube star Grady Hillhouse .
With Your Help, We Raised Over $2.75M for Charity! (opens in a new tab)
November 1, 2022
We’ve been partnering with our authors and Humble Bundle on special pay-what-you-want ebook deals since 2015—that’s 30 bundles to date, for those keeping score at home.
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