What is the most interesting IT book you have read lately?

afiskon2011-07-31 19:43:17

Books

afiskon, 2011-07-31 19:43:17

After Robert Martin's book "Clean Code", I still can't find an interesting book that captures straight vuhhhhh like (s). If I don’t open it, I read a few pages and put it aside. What interesting things have you read lately?

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TheHorse, 2011-07-31
@TheHorse

E. A. Nikulin - computer geometry and computer graphics algorithms (very high level of entry). Eyes on the forehead pop out when reading, but a very, very interesting book.

Ray, 2011-07-31
@Ray

Steve McConnell Perfect Code . I constantly re-read and never get bored)) I
recommend.

Zexes, 2011-07-31
@Zexes

The latest book is iCona by Steve Jobs. The book does not really capture the spirit, but if you are interested in the history of Apple, you can safely read it.

iscsi, 2011-07-31
@iscsi

dl.dropbox.com/u/2170772/Programming_Interviews.pdf

raduga, 2011-07-31
@raduga

In general, after Robert Martin's "Clean Code" it's hard to read at least something, so he explains it coolly and intelligibly. By the way, Craig Larman's book "Using UML and Design Patterns" also had an effect on me.
And the last book I read was Martin Fowler's "Refactoring". After reading it, I recommended it to all my friends - programmers. I can even say so, the code was written before and after Fowler). Maybe not as interesting as Robert Martin's, but more detailed and deep.

interrupt_controller, 2011-08-01
@interrupt_controller

just for fun

fkvf, 2011-07-31
@fkvf

Tanenbaum, computer networks. For me, it remains a reference, an icon, and generally the most theoretically complete book on networks.

Dmitry404, 2011-07-31
@Dmitry404

Read another book by Robert Martin, Rapid Software Development. Principles, examples, practice”. I also liked the books in the Head First series, I read Design Patterns, I look at Object-Oriented Analysis and Design.

Anatoly, 2011-08-01
@taliban

In general, Fowler and McConnell are two authors who write emeralds =) very good pros and write well.

Maxim, 2011-08-01
@Maxim_ka

Cisco Press - 642-902, 642-813 - Official Certification Guide. Useful literature.

Ivan, 2011-08-01
@dohlik

Secrets and lies. Data Security in the Digital World , Bruce Schneier. Just a masterpiece.

red1ynx, 2011-08-01
@red1ynx

Seibel's Coders at Work.

Kosnix, 2011-07-31
@Kosnix

I read the book Learning HTML, XHTML and CSS. Eric Freeman, Elizabeth Freeman . It is very simple, easy to read and enjoyable. Tasks are given there in a rather interesting way - as if there is a real customer, but a simple and common solution to template examples. I advise.

vare6gin, 2011-07-31
@vare6gin

"Computer Architecture" Tanenbaum. I think that it is exactly what should be taught at the university.

yruslan, 2011-07-31
@yruslan

I recently discovered Henry Warren's book "Algorithmic Tricks for Programmers" - a cake.

zizop, 2011-08-01
@zizop

Tanenbaum Distributed Systems. Fundamental and very interesting work on the topic.

NiGP, 2011-07-31
@NiGP

Zandstra Mat, PHP: Objects, Patterns, and Programming Techniques. Well described programming patterns

Katrinart, 2012-12-29
@Katrinart

As a business analyst, I liked Vigers' book Software Requirements Engineering.