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samjarman Apr 18 @ 9:04 PM EDT

#DevDiscuss I have a bunch of books recommended here: https://t.co/djIISBX4kM

dendisuhubdy Apr 18 @ 9:04 PM EDT

need new C++17 software books #DevDiscuss. Recommendations?

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jmdembe Apr 18 @ 9:04 PM EDT

I have so many software e-books. All of them untouched 🤔#devdiscuss

Programazing Apr 18 @ 9:05 PM EDT

Well I don't have a list of books I recommend yet but I do have a booklog of the books I've read so far. https://t.co/H09ntGIDOr #DevDiscuss

5paceToast Apr 18 @ 9:06 PM EDT

You're usually better off reading docs directly, books are just interpretations of them. If the docs suck, so does the language. #devdiscuss

JTRinOR Apr 18 @ 9:06 PM EDT

CSS Secrets by @LeaVerou is an eye opener as far as what can be done with CSS and has good front end ideas in general #devdiscuss

ThePracticalDev Apr 18 @ 9:07 PM EDT

What are your must-read programming books? #devdiscuss

sarabadu Apr 18 @ 9:07 PM EDT

#DevDiscuss reading pragmatic Programmer rigth now, im 10years as COBOL progr And never is too late for this book

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jokerr Apr 18 @ 9:08 PM EDT

The Pragmatic Programmer from Journeyman to Master #devdiscuss

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garysieling Apr 18 @ 9:08 PM EDT

Looking for book recommendation on modern stats based NLP techniques (have read the NLTK book) #devdiscuss

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mrskellyvaughn Apr 18 @ 9:08 PM EDT

I don't find programming books to be very helpful. I can hunt through a book for something I need, or I can just Google it. #DevDiscuss

billperegoy Apr 18 @ 9:08 PM EDT

The Pragmatic Programmer is at the top of my list #devdiscuss

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KPath001 Apr 18 @ 9:08 PM EDT

https://t.co/A1D72G8eCv I feel like this is great book on algorithms and data structures #devdiscuss

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garysieling Apr 18 @ 9:09 PM EDT

It's been a while, but I liked Code Complete #devdiscuss

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bendhalpern Apr 18 @ 9:09 PM EDT

We had a thread about book recommendations on https://t.co/E4yHRJkeOg, lots of suggestions: https://t.co/XREJl2TpIK #devdiscuss

GaryAsh1969 Apr 18 @ 9:09 PM EDT

Code Complete is good stuff #devdiscuss

keeleyhammond Apr 18 @ 9:09 PM EDT

You Don't Know JS series - they was the ones I found most helpful while learning JavaScript #devdiscuss

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JTRinOR Apr 18 @ 9:09 PM EDT

Good programming books give you context, ideas, and principles of good practice. They aren't tutorials and don't try to be. #devdiscuss

mrskellyvaughn Apr 18 @ 9:09 PM EDT

Programming books tend to be a more of a desk decoration and less of a desk reference. #DevDiscuss

KPath001 Apr 18 @ 9:10 PM EDT

haha that sums it up greatly #DevDiscuss

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0x424c41434b Apr 18 @ 9:11 PM EDT

The pragmatic programmer (even tho broken window theory is problematic), clean code, sicp #devdiscuss

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nick_canz Apr 18 @ 9:11 PM EDT

I learned a ton from Higher Order Perl (and I don't know perl at all). First intro to FP concepts #devdiscuss

k2t0f12d Apr 18 @ 9:11 PM EDT

Calcote, John, 1964- Autotools : a practitioner's guide to GNU Autoconf, Automake, and Libtool ISBN-13: 978-1-59327-206-7 (pbk.) #DevDiscuss

kimberlypilbeam Apr 18 @ 9:11 PM EDT

#DevDiscuss Software Books put me to sleep - but here's two books by @austinkleon that related quite well to tech.

nick_canz Apr 18 @ 9:12 PM EDT

In general, I've found "language X" books to be useless #devdiscuss

matei_dev Apr 18 @ 9:12 PM EDT

I really enjoyed Tanenbaum's Distributed systems: Principles and Paradigms, but also Robert Martin's The Clean Coder #devdiscuss

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beld_pro Apr 18 @ 9:12 PM EDT

For anyone working w/ Web Development I totally recommend High Performance Browser Networking https://t.co/m5ZYOLBsMP #devdiscuss

JTRinOR Apr 18 @ 9:12 PM EDT

Eloquent JavaScript by @marijnjh is a must read #devdiscuss

bendhalpern Apr 18 @ 9:12 PM EDT

The last book I loved was @igrigorik's High Performance Browser Networking—Page turner for perf nerds https://t.co/dDcvzlEvYS #DevDiscuss

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mgasparel Apr 18 @ 9:12 PM EDT

I'm currently reading Code Complete 2 and it's amazingly thorough, covering all aspects of software development #devdiscuss

Lashuel Apr 18 @ 9:12 PM EDT

#DevDiscuss many people here are suggesting pragmatic program. what's it about ?

garysieling Apr 18 @ 9:12 PM EDT

If interested in #solr/#elasticsearch, "Relevant Search" is a really helpful book #devdiscuss

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beld_pro Apr 18 @ 9:13 PM EDT

For those getting into programming languages / want to get deep into functional, https://t.co/pQk7S18YnZ (SICP) is a must #devdiscuss

krsjoseph Apr 18 @ 9:13 PM EDT

#devdiscuss Recently/Currently using these. Great books on Microservices, Event Sourcing and Domain Driven Design

while1malloc0 Apr 18 @ 9:13 PM EDT

Just Enough Software Architecture #devdiscuss

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justAfanDavid Apr 18 @ 9:14 PM EDT

#devdiscuss mythical man month

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jokerr Apr 18 @ 9:14 PM EDT

@ThePracticalDev while maybe not as prevalent as it once was Joel On Software is also another good book. #devdiscuss

ThePracticalDev Apr 18 @ 9:15 PM EDT

But I left my copy on an airplane 😕 I'd like to think there is a @Delta flight attendant with a really performant website now. #DevDiscuss

In reply to @bendhalpern, @igrigorik, @Delta

sarabadu Apr 18 @ 9:15 PM EDT

Some times is hard but learn to read Technical manuals is very usefull #DevDiscuss

billperegoy Apr 18 @ 9:15 PM EDT

I bought the Knuth box set almost completely for this reason! #devdiscuss

mrskellyvaughn Apr 18 @ 9:09 PM EDT

Programming books tend to be a more of a desk decoration and less of a desk reference. #DevDiscuss

beld_pro Apr 18 @ 9:15 PM EDT

Also enjoyed a lot https://t.co/rpLmPCgvNi (Modern Operating Systems from Tanenbaum). I learned so much when i was studying it! #devdiscuss

cheapwebmonkey Apr 18 @ 9:15 PM EDT

As far as retention goes, building stuff just seems to work better for me. I read the books to relax. #devdiscuss

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k2t0f12d Apr 18 @ 9:15 PM EDT

21st Century C: Second Ed. by Ben Klemens O'Reilly Media ISBN-13 #978-1-491-90389-6 #DevDiscuss

mrskellyvaughn Apr 18 @ 9:15 PM EDT

Exhibit A: Here's a really useful programming book that's keeping my Encyclopedia Britannica set upright on the shelf #devdiscuss

bendhalpern Apr 18 @ 9:15 PM EDT

But I left my copy on an airplane 😕 I'd like to think there is a @Delta flight attendant with a really performant website now. #DevDiscuss

In reply to @igrigorik, @Delta

FullStackBr Apr 18 @ 9:15 PM EDT

#devdiscuss i need that book where the people learn how to create a company and sell it to Google.

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nitish_dayal Apr 18 @ 9:16 PM EDT

General: Clean Code JS: Secrets of the JavaScript Ninja FP: An Introduction to Functional Programming through Lamda Calculus #devdiscuss

ThePracticalDev Apr 18 @ 9:07 PM EDT

What are your must-read programming books? #devdiscuss

Programazing Apr 18 @ 9:16 PM EDT

Pretty much. The only really useful ones seem to be about theory and how things should be rather than how-to books. #DevDiscuss

mrskellyvaughn Apr 18 @ 9:09 PM EDT

Programming books tend to be a more of a desk decoration and less of a desk reference. #DevDiscuss

iam_jjd Apr 18 @ 9:16 PM EDT

Clean Code! I think every developer, aspiring or seasoned, should read that book. #DevDiscuss #softwarebooks

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Ryan_Dunton Apr 18 @ 9:17 PM EDT

With the exception of "Eloquent JavaScript" which you can find for free online! 😉 #DevDiscuss

mrskellyvaughn Apr 18 @ 9:09 PM EDT

Programming books tend to be a more of a desk decoration and less of a desk reference. #DevDiscuss

jayrav13 Apr 18 @ 9:17 PM EDT

Not a programming book, but a novel taking place in a technical environment: "Digital Fortress" by Dan Brown! #devdiscuss

ThePracticalDev Apr 18 @ 9:07 PM EDT

What are your must-read programming books? #devdiscuss

jmdembe Apr 18 @ 9:17 PM EDT

Same here! I think they are pretty good for references or to spark curiosity. But other than that, I'll break something first. #devdiscuss

In reply to @cheapwebmonkey, @ThePracticalDev

KPath001 Apr 18 @ 9:17 PM EDT

OMG is this a legit thing! I'll give you my cash in exchange for this book lol #devdiscuss

In reply to @FullStackBr, @ThePracticalDev

philibertdugas Apr 18 @ 9:18 PM EDT

Practical Object-Oriented Design In Ruby (the POODR book), even if you don't do Ruby, goldmine of information for OO programming #devdiscuss

ThePracticalDev Apr 18 @ 9:07 PM EDT

What are your must-read programming books? #devdiscuss

k2t0f12d Apr 18 @ 9:18 PM EDT

Brian W. Kernighan, Rob Pike. The Practice of Programming Addison-Wesley professional computing series ISBN 0-201-61586-X #DevDiscuss

CWReaceJr Apr 18 @ 9:18 PM EDT

For general programming, books I've read and liked: "The Pragmatic Programmer" and "Clean Code". #devdiscuss

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cheapwebmonkey Apr 18 @ 9:19 PM EDT

Break all the things. It's definitely a mantra to dev by! #devdiscuss

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while1malloc0 Apr 18 @ 9:20 PM EDT

We did 99 Bottles of Practical Object Oriented design in my employer's book club recently and it's a great follow up to POODR #devdiscuss

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CWReaceJr Apr 18 @ 9:20 PM EDT

Language-specific, PHP in this case, "PHP 5 Objects, Patterns, and Practice" was the right book at the right time for me. #devdiscuss

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sebnitu Apr 18 @ 9:21 PM EDT

This will be a #devdiscuss I can't add much to. I think the last programming book I actually read was in 2009 about PHP 😕

ThePracticalDev Apr 18 @ 9:07 PM EDT

What are your must-read programming books? #devdiscuss

KPath001 Apr 18 @ 9:21 PM EDT

Move fast and Break Things #facebook #devdiscuss

In reply to @cheapwebmonkey, @jmdembe, @ThePracticalDev

k2t0f12d Apr 18 @ 9:22 PM EDT

Kernighan, Brian W. Richie, Dennis The C Programming Language, Second Edition Bell Telephone Laboratories ISBN 0-13-110370-9 #DevDiscuss

tacolimCass Apr 18 @ 9:23 PM EDT

Useful discussion! #CodeNewbie #DevDiscuss

ThePracticalDev Apr 18 @ 9:07 PM EDT

What are your must-read programming books? #devdiscuss

_nagmak Apr 18 @ 9:23 PM EDT

The Code Book by Simon Singh. It isn't a programming book, but it provides historical context to cryptography🙌🏽🕵🏻‍♀️ #devdiscuss

matthras Apr 18 @ 9:23 PM EDT

They also have an 'expiry date', but I suppose that goes for most resource books in general. #DevDiscuss

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k2t0f12d Apr 18 @ 9:24 PM EDT

Kernighan, Brian W. Pike, Rob The UNIX Programming Environment Prentice-Hall ISBN 0-13-937699-2 #DevDiscuss

nitish_dayal Apr 18 @ 9:24 PM EDT

Reading a tech book isn't casual. One chapter (or 1 paragraph) can take a week to fully digest. Take notes & your time. #devdiscuss

bendhalpern Apr 18 @ 9:24 PM EDT

Anybody know any software development books available in audio form? I'm way better at finishing audiobooks. #DevDiscuss

Programazing Apr 18 @ 9:25 PM EDT

I hear @jsonmez's Soft Skills is an audio book now. #DevDiscuss

bendhalpern Apr 18 @ 9:24 PM EDT

Anybody know any software development books available in audio form? I'm way better at finishing audiobooks. #DevDiscuss

SurlyMae Apr 18 @ 9:25 PM EDT

Eloquent JS & Practical OOD in Ruby. After a day of staring at monitors, books are a MUST. #devdiscuss

ThePracticalDev Apr 18 @ 9:07 PM EDT

What are your must-read programming books? #devdiscuss

CageFreeHuman13 Apr 18 @ 9:25 PM EDT

I am reading Reactive Design Patterns by Roland Kuhn, et. al. #DevDiscuss

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KPath001 Apr 18 @ 9:26 PM EDT

Haha I feel like development podcasts do a much better job and give you more things to walk away with then soft dev audio books #devdiscuss

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bendhalpern Apr 18 @ 9:27 PM EDT

I like podcasts, but I really love audiobooks too. #DevDiscuss

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CWReaceJr Apr 18 @ 9:28 PM EDT

I can't imagine "reading" a technical audio book, as I would want to stop and replay things, think about it, try things... #devdiscuss

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mgasparel Apr 18 @ 9:28 PM EDT

I was thinking about this recently. I spend a lot more time listening to podcasts than reading #devdiscuss

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sdowney Apr 18 @ 9:28 PM EDT

Books: @unclebobmartin Clean Coder, and @mfeathers Working with Legacy Code. Both full of practical advice. #devdiscuss

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_TheyCallMeToni Apr 18 @ 9:28 PM EDT

most of the programming books I have are textbooks from college that I couldn't let go off b/c 💰. #devdiscuss

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tech_tt Apr 18 @ 9:28 PM EDT

Have not used a programming book in years. #DevDiscuss

ditman Apr 18 @ 9:29 PM EDT

I like "97 Things Every Programmer Should Know", but more for the experiences from vets than actual programming tips 📚👨‍💻📚 #devdiscuss

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while1malloc0 Apr 18 @ 9:29 PM EDT

Not audio books, but Software Engineering Daily, The Bike Shed, and Greater Than Code are excellent podcasts for the commute #devdiscuss

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CageFreeHuman13 Apr 18 @ 9:29 PM EDT

The beginning, owned mine since collge. #DevDiscuss

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jonjongrim Apr 18 @ 9:29 PM EDT

Not software development specific, but The Phoenix Project has an audio version, and is a great story https://t.co/LBzkTNBD9C #DevDiscuss

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justAfanDavid Apr 18 @ 9:30 PM EDT

fwiw, I started out on IBM 360/370s. Wish I'd keep some of the cards ;-) but did keep my slide rules. #devdiscuss

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KPath001 Apr 18 @ 9:30 PM EDT

I have definitely learned alot through podcast whereas books I read when I want to relax and enjoy more than learn #devdiscuss

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brandmcg Apr 18 @ 9:30 PM EDT

The couple thousand hearts I've given out to tweets that I always swear I'll read later #DevDiscuss

ThePracticalDev Apr 18 @ 9:07 PM EDT

What are your must-read programming books? #devdiscuss

JTRinOR Apr 18 @ 9:31 PM EDT

This #devdiscuss would not be complete without If Hemingway Wrote JavaScript by Angus Croll

while_true_fork Apr 18 @ 9:32 PM EDT

Ruby Under a Microscope by @pat_shaughnessy is my favorite, currently reading 99 Bottles of OOP #DevDiscuss

tommcfarlin Apr 18 @ 9:32 PM EDT

@ThePracticalDev I know this feel! For me it’s hard use ebooks as reference material for back and forth page flipping. #devdiscuss

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jmdembe Apr 18 @ 9:32 PM EDT

I see we are talking about podcasts. I do like hearing about lessons learned about topics! #devdiscuss

keeleyhammond Apr 18 @ 9:33 PM EDT

I love this book! Great choice #devdiscuss

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CWReaceJr Apr 18 @ 9:33 PM EDT

(Now I'm trying to imagine a non-trivial code example being read aloud 😎 ) #devdiscuss

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jroho Apr 18 @ 9:33 PM EDT

#devdiscuss Agile Software Development by Uncle Bob and Effective C++ series by Scott Meyers

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tommcfarlin Apr 18 @ 9:33 PM EDT

@ThePracticalDev non/fiction books in ebooks? No problem. Reference material? Problem. #devdiscuss

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smpalladino Apr 18 @ 9:33 PM EDT

Seibel's Coders at Work, a set of interviews to great devs, and reading their stories and thoughts on programming is invaluable #devdiscuss

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bendhalpern Apr 18 @ 9:33 PM EDT

I read a lot of computer history books. This is one I haven't read, but really want to https://t.co/ozfy5Pfb13 #DevDiscuss

PearlChen Apr 18 @ 9:34 PM EDT

Hard to think of any recent books to reco. Video tutorials and blog posts are more relevant. #devdiscuss

ThePracticalDev Apr 18 @ 9:07 PM EDT

What are your must-read programming books? #devdiscuss

jmdembe Apr 18 @ 9:34 PM EDT

Exactly! Especially on my way into work? I need something lighter! #devdiscuss

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_evansalter Apr 18 @ 9:34 PM EDT

I've been *meaning* to read Production-Ready Microservices by Susan Fowler...does that count? #DevDiscuss

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KPath001 Apr 18 @ 9:35 PM EDT

Ooh this looks good just added it to my wishlist #devdiscuss

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bendhalpern Apr 18 @ 9:35 PM EDT

Also enjoyed this one about the origins of the World Wide Web, by its creator https://t.co/uBJSIkPDyt #DevDiscuss

mgasparel Apr 18 @ 9:35 PM EDT

That sounds super interesting. *Adds it to my massive list of books to read* #devdiscuss

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bendhalpern Apr 18 @ 9:36 PM EDT

Also on the origins of the Internet https://t.co/wrxf855MAu #DevDiscuss

tommcfarlin Apr 18 @ 9:36 PM EDT

#devdiscuss exactly. I’d rather just have a few pages of a PDF to print and peruse. 😆

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bendhalpern Apr 18 @ 9:37 PM EDT

Also about game dev pioneers John Carmack and John Romero https://t.co/41AKpjStPy #DevDiscuss

KPath001 Apr 18 @ 9:37 PM EDT

https://t.co/nYfOcoV06L is another great one on history #devdiscuss

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Programazing Apr 18 @ 9:37 PM EDT

I could never get into PDFs, maybe I should get a tablet some day. #DevDiscuss

tommcfarlin Apr 18 @ 9:36 PM EDT

#devdiscuss exactly. I’d rather just have a few pages of a PDF to print and peruse. 😆
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billperegoy Apr 18 @ 9:39 PM EDT

Fantastic book #DevDiscuss

bendhalpern Apr 18 @ 9:37 PM EDT

Also about game dev pioneers John Carmack and John Romero https://t.co/41AKpjStPy #DevDiscuss

mgasparel Apr 18 @ 9:40 PM EDT

#devdiscuss one piece of advice for newer devs: "How to" books are not nearly as valuable as higher-level books about programming concepts

bendhalpern Apr 18 @ 9:40 PM EDT

If you want a good "first book" on computer history, The Innovators is probably the best https://t.co/cu0DVzkIxl #DevDiscuss

MicroSrvsCity Apr 18 @ 9:40 PM EDT

#devdiscuss Recently/Currently using these. Great books on Microservices, Event Sourcing and Domain Driven Design https://t.co/o42tN0oFSg

bendhalpern Apr 18 @ 9:41 PM EDT

Pretty much every story in The Innovators is available in its own book, but it's a great collection of them all. #DevDiscuss

KPath001 Apr 18 @ 9:42 PM EDT

Wow thanks now I have a whole wishlist of books I'll probably will never get to now #devdiscuss

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cmgarcia Apr 18 @ 9:43 PM EDT

Petzold’s Code was invaluable to someone like me who didn’t finish college #devdiscuss

bendhalpern Apr 18 @ 9:45 PM EDT

Ghost in the Wires is a classic on hacking https://t.co/UvSlgQAN50 #DevDiscuss

bendhalpern Apr 18 @ 9:46 PM EDT

Mitnick's new book is also pretty good https://t.co/ORn5VTQz0B #DevDiscuss

jmdembe Apr 18 @ 9:47 PM EDT

Now that I think about it, a book that I think I will *need* will be centered around accessibility and UX/UI. Follow me on this #DevDiscuss

antonpaisov Apr 18 @ 9:47 PM EDT

My pick for #devdiscuss would be @VaughnVernon Implementing Domain Driven Design (aka IDDD) or Domain Driven Design Distilled

duffn Apr 18 @ 9:48 PM EDT

I tried to catalog my books but stopped in case I tried calculate the $ spent. Despite that, I can't stop buying. #devdiscuss

beld_pro Apr 18 @ 9:48 PM EDT

Not really solely on development but https://t.co/kJYzG12scz (w/ Edwin Catmull) it a must. If you've done CG you know him :)) #devdiscuss

jmdembe Apr 18 @ 9:48 PM EDT

Accessibility and UX/UI aren’t things that I can necessarily break without consequence. I have to figure out how to earn trust #DevDiscuss

jmdembe Apr 18 @ 9:50 PM EDT

With JS, I can break it, figure out what is wrong, find a fix, everything is okay. People don’t work that way #DevDiscuss

JoshuaSampia Apr 18 @ 9:50 PM EDT

Modernizing legacy PHP applications by @pmjones #devdiscuss

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vintageD18 Apr 18 @ 9:51 PM EDT

Code Complete is the only software book I own that I'll actually grab off the shelf and browse, simply for the joy of discovery. #DevDiscuss

8blit Apr 18 @ 9:52 PM EDT

#devdiscuss "Agile Software Development: Principles, Patterns, and Practices" by @unclebobmartin is by far my favorite OOP book.

In reply to @sdowney, @ThePracticalDev, @unclebobmartin, @mfeathers, @unclebobmartin

jmdembe Apr 18 @ 9:53 PM EDT

So if I had to dive into a tech-related book, it would probably be about that. *FIN* Any suggestions? #DevDiscuss

wesbaker Apr 18 @ 9:54 PM EDT

The only most read programming book I can think of is The Pragmatic Programmer, worth it for any developer. #devdiscuss

wesbaker Apr 18 @ 9:55 PM EDT

The only must read programming book I can think of is The Pragmatic Programmer. #devdiscuss

gumnos Apr 18 @ 9:56 PM EDT

Partial to @joeerl's books on Erlang. #DevDiscuss

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beld_pro Apr 18 @ 9:56 PM EDT

The best cover #devdiscuss

pabloldias Apr 18 @ 9:56 PM EDT

#devdiscuss The Pragmatic Programmer, Test Driven Development: By Example, Refactoring To Patterns, Peopleware

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