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Please share or suggest good Resource/Material/Books to get better understanding how Enterprise architecture should be build.

want to deep dive into containerization technologies lxc, rkt etc.

I am self-taught programmer worked with JavaScript (MEAN Stack/React), Python (Data Engineering), Java (Serverless) and Ruby or Rails with total 3 years of experience. I am free for one week and I want to utilize to learn something new that can help me in the future.

Please suggest some book, course, technologies or programming language.

There are so many issues are still pending or aborted. Is there any alternative? Had to switch to Linux machine for docker.

Look into the issues: https://github.com/docker/for-mac/issues/410

https://github.com/docker/for-mac/issues/1759

https://github.com/docker/for-mac/issues/1835

https://www.reddit.com/r/PHP/comments/5s9v72/is_docker_for_mac_extremely_slow_for_anyone_else/

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46406980/rails-assets-are-very-slow-on-macox-docker

While watching tech talk how do you take notes or how do you manage the content of tech talk?

I've learned some basics of tech my own from books or using some other video streaming platform. With current employer, It's strictly no no for using any new technology and with any other job profile, it is required to have some years of experience in tech I've learned.

How do i get chance to get production experience in tech I've learned myself?

I'm dev with 2 years of exp. I know some programming languages (java, javascript, python & go) but only concern is most of the time i use APIs created by someone else (usually open sourced solution)

I'm not CS student but i want to go in depth to learn and create something new. Any suggestions where do i start and what kind of prerequisites i should be having ?

A non cs graduate developer knowing Java, JS, Ruby, Python & Go.