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Modern Linux Application Development: A Practical Guide to Building, Packaging and Deploying Software
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- ISBN8231160525
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- Date de parution17/10/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
Are you ready to master Linux application development from the ground up? Whether you're transitioning from another operating system, starting your programming journey, or aspiring to work in DevOps, this comprehensive guide provides everything you need to build, package, and deploy professional Linux software. Modern Linux Application Development takes you on a complete journey through the entire software development lifecycle.
Starting with foundational concepts and progressing through advanced topics, you'll gain hands-on experience with the tools and techniques used by professional developers worldwide. What You'll MasterBuild a rock-solid foundation by setting up professional development environments, mastering the command line, and understanding the core toolchain including GCC, GDB, and Make. Learn to navigate Linux distributions confidently and embrace the power of open-source development culture.
Dive deep into system programming to understand how applications interact with the Linux kernel. Work with files and filesystems, manage processes and execution, implement concurrency with threads, handle inter-process communication, build networked applications with sockets, and manage system events with signals. Scale your development skills by creating reusable static and shared libraries, implementing modern build systems with CMake, profiling and optimizing application performance, and building graphical user interfaces for desktop applications.
Master the crucial deployment phase by creating traditional DEB and RPM packages, building modern Flatpak and Snap packages, containerizing applications with Docker, automating builds with CI/CD pipelines, and distributing applications professionally. Apply everything through three complete real-world projects: build a CLI tool that queries public web APIs, create a containerized web-based log viewer, and develop a peer-to-peer encrypted chat application.
Each project integrates multiple concepts to solidify your understanding and build your portfolio. Why This Book Stands OutEvery chapter is packed with practical examples, step-by-step exercises, and real-world applications. You'll type actual code, make mistakes, learn to fix them, and build genuine working software. The modern approach emphasizes automation, reproducibility, and industry-standard workflows.
Learn CMake for cross-platform builds, Docker for containerization, and CI/CD for automated testing and deployment. These are the skills companies demand and successful open-source projects require. Comprehensive coverage means you won't just write code. You'll understand the complete lifecycle from initial setup through packaging and distribution. Appendices provide quick-reference guides for common commands, GDB debugging, and further learning resources.
Perfect ForDevelopers new to Linux who want to understand the environment from the ground up. Students and aspiring programmers building foundational skills on the platform that powers servers, cloud infrastructure, and embedded devices worldwide. Aspiring DevOps and Site Reliability Engineers who need deep Linux system understanding. Hobbyists and makers ready to build custom tools, contribute to open-source projects, or program single-board computers.
What You'll BuildBy the final page, you'll have created three impressive portfolio projects, mastered essential development tools, and gained the confidence to tackle your own Linux development projects. You'll be ready to contribute to open-source software and excel in professional software development or DevOps roles. Transform from uncertain beginner to confident Linux developer with clear explanations, practical exercises, and real-world projects.
Stop feeling intimidated by the terminal and start building the future.
Starting with foundational concepts and progressing through advanced topics, you'll gain hands-on experience with the tools and techniques used by professional developers worldwide. What You'll MasterBuild a rock-solid foundation by setting up professional development environments, mastering the command line, and understanding the core toolchain including GCC, GDB, and Make. Learn to navigate Linux distributions confidently and embrace the power of open-source development culture.
Dive deep into system programming to understand how applications interact with the Linux kernel. Work with files and filesystems, manage processes and execution, implement concurrency with threads, handle inter-process communication, build networked applications with sockets, and manage system events with signals. Scale your development skills by creating reusable static and shared libraries, implementing modern build systems with CMake, profiling and optimizing application performance, and building graphical user interfaces for desktop applications.
Master the crucial deployment phase by creating traditional DEB and RPM packages, building modern Flatpak and Snap packages, containerizing applications with Docker, automating builds with CI/CD pipelines, and distributing applications professionally. Apply everything through three complete real-world projects: build a CLI tool that queries public web APIs, create a containerized web-based log viewer, and develop a peer-to-peer encrypted chat application.
Each project integrates multiple concepts to solidify your understanding and build your portfolio. Why This Book Stands OutEvery chapter is packed with practical examples, step-by-step exercises, and real-world applications. You'll type actual code, make mistakes, learn to fix them, and build genuine working software. The modern approach emphasizes automation, reproducibility, and industry-standard workflows.
Learn CMake for cross-platform builds, Docker for containerization, and CI/CD for automated testing and deployment. These are the skills companies demand and successful open-source projects require. Comprehensive coverage means you won't just write code. You'll understand the complete lifecycle from initial setup through packaging and distribution. Appendices provide quick-reference guides for common commands, GDB debugging, and further learning resources.
Perfect ForDevelopers new to Linux who want to understand the environment from the ground up. Students and aspiring programmers building foundational skills on the platform that powers servers, cloud infrastructure, and embedded devices worldwide. Aspiring DevOps and Site Reliability Engineers who need deep Linux system understanding. Hobbyists and makers ready to build custom tools, contribute to open-source projects, or program single-board computers.
What You'll BuildBy the final page, you'll have created three impressive portfolio projects, mastered essential development tools, and gained the confidence to tackle your own Linux development projects. You'll be ready to contribute to open-source software and excel in professional software development or DevOps roles. Transform from uncertain beginner to confident Linux developer with clear explanations, practical exercises, and real-world projects.
Stop feeling intimidated by the terminal and start building the future.
Are you ready to master Linux application development from the ground up? Whether you're transitioning from another operating system, starting your programming journey, or aspiring to work in DevOps, this comprehensive guide provides everything you need to build, package, and deploy professional Linux software. Modern Linux Application Development takes you on a complete journey through the entire software development lifecycle.
Starting with foundational concepts and progressing through advanced topics, you'll gain hands-on experience with the tools and techniques used by professional developers worldwide. What You'll MasterBuild a rock-solid foundation by setting up professional development environments, mastering the command line, and understanding the core toolchain including GCC, GDB, and Make. Learn to navigate Linux distributions confidently and embrace the power of open-source development culture.
Dive deep into system programming to understand how applications interact with the Linux kernel. Work with files and filesystems, manage processes and execution, implement concurrency with threads, handle inter-process communication, build networked applications with sockets, and manage system events with signals. Scale your development skills by creating reusable static and shared libraries, implementing modern build systems with CMake, profiling and optimizing application performance, and building graphical user interfaces for desktop applications.
Master the crucial deployment phase by creating traditional DEB and RPM packages, building modern Flatpak and Snap packages, containerizing applications with Docker, automating builds with CI/CD pipelines, and distributing applications professionally. Apply everything through three complete real-world projects: build a CLI tool that queries public web APIs, create a containerized web-based log viewer, and develop a peer-to-peer encrypted chat application.
Each project integrates multiple concepts to solidify your understanding and build your portfolio. Why This Book Stands OutEvery chapter is packed with practical examples, step-by-step exercises, and real-world applications. You'll type actual code, make mistakes, learn to fix them, and build genuine working software. The modern approach emphasizes automation, reproducibility, and industry-standard workflows.
Learn CMake for cross-platform builds, Docker for containerization, and CI/CD for automated testing and deployment. These are the skills companies demand and successful open-source projects require. Comprehensive coverage means you won't just write code. You'll understand the complete lifecycle from initial setup through packaging and distribution. Appendices provide quick-reference guides for common commands, GDB debugging, and further learning resources.
Perfect ForDevelopers new to Linux who want to understand the environment from the ground up. Students and aspiring programmers building foundational skills on the platform that powers servers, cloud infrastructure, and embedded devices worldwide. Aspiring DevOps and Site Reliability Engineers who need deep Linux system understanding. Hobbyists and makers ready to build custom tools, contribute to open-source projects, or program single-board computers.
What You'll BuildBy the final page, you'll have created three impressive portfolio projects, mastered essential development tools, and gained the confidence to tackle your own Linux development projects. You'll be ready to contribute to open-source software and excel in professional software development or DevOps roles. Transform from uncertain beginner to confident Linux developer with clear explanations, practical exercises, and real-world projects.
Stop feeling intimidated by the terminal and start building the future.
Starting with foundational concepts and progressing through advanced topics, you'll gain hands-on experience with the tools and techniques used by professional developers worldwide. What You'll MasterBuild a rock-solid foundation by setting up professional development environments, mastering the command line, and understanding the core toolchain including GCC, GDB, and Make. Learn to navigate Linux distributions confidently and embrace the power of open-source development culture.
Dive deep into system programming to understand how applications interact with the Linux kernel. Work with files and filesystems, manage processes and execution, implement concurrency with threads, handle inter-process communication, build networked applications with sockets, and manage system events with signals. Scale your development skills by creating reusable static and shared libraries, implementing modern build systems with CMake, profiling and optimizing application performance, and building graphical user interfaces for desktop applications.
Master the crucial deployment phase by creating traditional DEB and RPM packages, building modern Flatpak and Snap packages, containerizing applications with Docker, automating builds with CI/CD pipelines, and distributing applications professionally. Apply everything through three complete real-world projects: build a CLI tool that queries public web APIs, create a containerized web-based log viewer, and develop a peer-to-peer encrypted chat application.
Each project integrates multiple concepts to solidify your understanding and build your portfolio. Why This Book Stands OutEvery chapter is packed with practical examples, step-by-step exercises, and real-world applications. You'll type actual code, make mistakes, learn to fix them, and build genuine working software. The modern approach emphasizes automation, reproducibility, and industry-standard workflows.
Learn CMake for cross-platform builds, Docker for containerization, and CI/CD for automated testing and deployment. These are the skills companies demand and successful open-source projects require. Comprehensive coverage means you won't just write code. You'll understand the complete lifecycle from initial setup through packaging and distribution. Appendices provide quick-reference guides for common commands, GDB debugging, and further learning resources.
Perfect ForDevelopers new to Linux who want to understand the environment from the ground up. Students and aspiring programmers building foundational skills on the platform that powers servers, cloud infrastructure, and embedded devices worldwide. Aspiring DevOps and Site Reliability Engineers who need deep Linux system understanding. Hobbyists and makers ready to build custom tools, contribute to open-source projects, or program single-board computers.
What You'll BuildBy the final page, you'll have created three impressive portfolio projects, mastered essential development tools, and gained the confidence to tackle your own Linux development projects. You'll be ready to contribute to open-source software and excel in professional software development or DevOps roles. Transform from uncertain beginner to confident Linux developer with clear explanations, practical exercises, and real-world projects.
Stop feeling intimidated by the terminal and start building the future.