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"Immutable data" as a book category covers works that explore the theory, practice, and implications of treating information as unchangeable once created. Books in this genre examine immutable data structures and persistence in programming languages (especially functional programming), design patterns like event sourcing and append-only logs, and systems-level approaches for concurrency, replication, and conflict resolution (CRDTs, versioning, snapshots). They also address practical concerns—serialization, storage formats, performance trade-offs, and migration strategies—as well as broader topics such as provenance, auditability, and regulatory compliance. Aimed at software engineers, architects, researchers, and advanced students, the category includes textbooks, hands-on guides, case studies, and research monographs that help readers reason about correctness, reproducibility, and scalable system design through immutability.

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