Books for general development as a programmer/startup?

Question

Books

I decided to read something for general development, but I can’t find what I need. While I settled on The Lean Startup by Eric Ries, I'm digging on the Amazon, I think what else can be ordered so that everything comes in 1 order. Topics of interest: programming, startups, logic and decision making.

Answer 1

- Eric Sink "Business is for programmers."
- Harillo Carlos X. "Strategic logic: The logical basis for solving strategic business problems"
- Phil Rosenzweig "The halo effect ... and other eight illusions that mislead managers"
- David Cohen, Brad Feld "Startup on the Web: Master Classes of Successful Entrepreneurs"

Answer 2

All the same, for the words "programmer" and "startup" written next to each other, you need to beat. Possibly legs.

Answer 3

dripping

A spelling dictionary of the Russian language and a textbook on it will be very useful.

Answer 4

https://vc.ru/p/chto-chitat-startaperu-arkadiy-moreynis

Answer 5

The likelihood that you will come up with some product with a high virality is extremely low.
If you are planning to build a business with self-sufficiency, monetization, it is more important to be able to bring even a bad product to the real market and convert your users into paying customers.
To do this, it is more important to study the target audience, its preferences / needs and your marketing opportunities:
"Digital Marketing" Kent Wertime, Ian Fenwick
"Improving the effectiveness of online advertising" Tim Ash.
"Key Principles for Increasing Website Conversions." Brian Eisenberg.
"Marketing hack." Phil Barden.
"Blue Ocean Strategy" Kim Chan, Rehe Mauborn

Answer 6

Logic, programming, decision making? Then discrete mathematics, something in C, and then artificial intelligence and expert systems.