Good, impressive books on programming tricks

Question

Books

Please advise smart books about some unusual or non-standard programming techniques without being tied to any programming language, about possible programming styles, and the like.

Answer 1

Algorithmic tricks for programmers, Henry Warren

Answer 2

McConnell - Perfect code. . I can’t say that there are some tricks, but it’s worth reading to understand that it’s often better to do without tricks.

Answer 3

Clean code. Creation, analysis and refactoring

Answer 4

My version does not quite meet your requirements. However, I'll bait here
There is a book by Bruce Eckel "Philosophy of C ++" (volume 1), and so it has 2 applications:
a) Programming style
b) Programming recommendations
There, of course, there are bindings in C ++ (well, C) . But in general, these are really irrelevant statements and advice
. They influenced me a lot.

Answer 5

Beatiful Code. Leading Programmers Explain How They Think (by Andy Oram, Greg Wilson) - as far as I know, this book has a Russian translation, but I find it difficult to say what it is called.
Programming Pearls by Jon Bentley. There is a Russian translation (it seems like it even survived two editions) - Programming Pearls.

Answer 6

Pragmatic programmer. The path from apprentice to master

Answer 7

HAKMEM
The Art of Unix Programming by Eric S. Raymond.

Answer 8

It will be interesting to try the functional style of programming and rule-based programming. The most famous representatives are Háskell and wolfram mathematica. Mathematica.Cookbook is a good book about mathematics as a programming language.

Answer 9

Tynts and further on the links - unusual languages, NoSQL and so on.