Books every programmer should read. (You can mention books for an especific programming language too)
Books every programmer should read. (You can mention books for an especific programming language too)
Colton Howard
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Blake Hughes
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Anthony Sullivan
It's you again with that fucking watermark? Go to hell.
Logan Allen
JS god tier
Hunter Lee
Best Ruby book.
also 'Ruby under a microscope'
Justin Jones
classic.
Josiah Foster
not specifically about code/programming but still relevant.
Robert Diaz
Outdated
Chase Ward
A million times this. And project managers too.
Bentley Stewart
how so?
Wyatt Perez
I've read this book and still don't understand it.
Nathan Johnson
Adam Moore
this one is pretty good
Austin Richardson
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Joseph Reyes
>written by a Russian who specializes on Java
Eww.
Lucas Lewis
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Eli Thompson
kek
Henry Moore
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Ryan Carter
easily this
Liam Barnes
Shut up and code.
Charles Brooks
Technology is the root of all evil.
Brody Jenkins
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Leo Adams
Where is part two?
Anthony Garcia
There are probably other parts, but I don't have them.
Ethan Carter
This is probably the most essential one
Jason Fisher
Thank you sir
Elijah Gonzalez
do yourself a favor and read this book even if you think you understand unix.
Nathaniel Garcia
The one and only.
Ethan Bell
>t.neet
William Bennett
Intermediate python books?
Adam Turner
Understanding the original
Levi Foster
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Sebastian Gray
>The Prince
That's y'alls problem. You actually think you are the fucking princes. Bahahahahahaha.
Kevin Evans
WE
Eli Anderson
Anyone comment on this one?
Jaxson Thomas
It's great as a reference and has good exercises for beginners, but it's in that weird middle ground where most people either need more or less information that what's in there.
Christian Roberts
Ultima Ratio Regum bitch.
Jayden Cook
the mincing mockingbird guide to troubled birds