What are your favorite software engineering books? Not books about how to code in specific languages, but those about how to design and build software.
Mine are:
🔸 Reliable Software Through Composite Design by Glenford J. Myers
🔸 Clean Code by Robert Martin
🔸 Understanding Software by Max Kanat-Alexander
🔸The Pragmatic Programmer by David Thomas, Andrew Hunt
🔸 The Design of Everyday Things by Don Norman
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I did prefer Martin's clean architecture over clean code, learning about the SOLID principals was important early on.
I've been eyeing Clean Architecture. I think I'll give it a read.
Clean Code laid the foundation for my refactoring skills.
Oh yeah, and can't forget
🔸Systemantics by John Gall
I don’t read books … anymore. Internet is just too full of answers waiting to be found.
Good list. I’d add:
🔸 Refactoring by Martin Fowler
🔸 Five Lines of Code by Christian Clausen
🔸 Code Simplicity by Max Kanat-Alexander
Im trying to level up my knowledge in this domain and I enjoyed that most of his examples in the book where about what he did to help an open source project survive and actually thrive.
From: Jay1983<-cameri at 03/10 19:07
> What are your favorite software engineering books? Not books about how to code in specific languages, but those about how to design and build software.
>
> Mine are:
>
> 🔸 Reliable Software Through Composite Design by Glenford J. Myers
> 🔸 Clean Code by Robert Martin
> 🔸 Understanding Software by Max Kanat-Alexander
> 🔸The Pragmatic Programmer by David Thomas, Andrew Hunt
> 🔸 The Design of Everyday Things by Don Norman
>
> #asknostr #devstr
