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Myanmar Programming Resource Library

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Myanmar Programming Resource Library

This index points to the authors' official pages and public downloads. Use Full-Stack Developer Learning Path for study order. Notes in this vault summarize and connect ideas; they do not reproduce the books.

Processed PDF collections: Ei Maung PDF Knowledge Base and Saturngod PDF Knowledge Base.

Ei Maung

Ei Maung describes himself as a web developer and author, working professionally in web development since 2006. His official library currently lists 18 books across these tracks:

AI and automation

  • Agentic Coding — practical agentic software development
  • Vibe Coding — idea-to-prototype workflow for newcomers
  • n8n — workflow automation and integrated AI agents; official page includes PDF/EPUB
  • OpenClaw — setup/use plus Linux foundations; official page includes PDF/EPUB

Full-stack core

Focused “On Point” books

  • JavaScript — fundamentals, async, OOP, and DOM
  • PHP — PHP 8, Composer, MySQL, OOP, and design patterns
  • Laravel — MVC, ORM, authentication, and a sample project
  • React — components, data flow, Redux, React Native, and Next.js introductions
  • API — REST design with a Node/Express/MongoDB sample
  • Bootstrap — HTML, CSS, responsive UI, and an admin dashboard
  • Bitcoin — blockchain, proof of work, mining, exchanges, and use cases

Foundations and general learning

  • Ubuntu: Linux for You — Ubuntu installation, configuration, and command line
  • Programming for Kids — bilingual logic and computational thinking for ages 6+
  • Lyra and Silent Frequency — fiction; useful as creative reading rather than the coding curriculum

Saturngod

Saturngod describes a software career beginning in 2007, with current emphasis on SwiftUI, Flutter, Laravel APIs, React, and Next.js. His official publication list supplies a strong foundation-to-engineering sequence:

His public projects—including Rabbit Converter, Rabbit Folder, and Ornagai—are useful case studies in solving Myanmar-language and encoding problems with software.

How to use the library

  • Choose one stage in Full-Stack Developer Learning Path.
  • Pick one primary book and one project; do not consume every source simultaneously.
  • Capture mechanisms and tradeoffs in your own words using Concept Note.
  • Link every important idea to code, an experiment, a bug, or a decision.
  • Recheck the official pages for updated editions; technology-specific instructions age faster than fundamentals.

Source boundaries

  • Resource descriptions and links were indexed from the authors' official homepages on 12 August 2026.
  • Copyright remains with the authors. Keep downloaded books for their permitted use; do not republish them from this vault.

Knowledge connections