I always have a hard time making reviews or the opinion of the collective the main measure of quality. As in, I don't care about votes, I care about a good review with arguments on why something is good or something is not that good.
Even when a book is not read that often, it doesn't mean it's a book of less quality or less important information.
I discovered some books, that are most well worth reading for developers and many people will never find them, because these don't appear on lists like these.
For example:
The psychology of computer programming - Gerald Weinberg
Exploring requirements - Gerald Weinberg
Yes, both by Gerald Weinberg, but he has written more quality books than Fowler and Martin together.
Another great author is Juval Löwy for which I would recommend all his books. Especially his latest:
Righting Software - Juval Löwy
I would not be surprised if the latter will be hitting the next top 25 list.
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I always have a hard time making reviews or the opinion of the collective the main measure of quality. As in, I don't care about votes, I care about a good review with arguments on why something is good or something is not that good.
Even when a book is not read that often, it doesn't mean it's a book of less quality or less important information.
I discovered some books, that are most well worth reading for developers and many people will never find them, because these don't appear on lists like these.
For example:
Yes, both by Gerald Weinberg, but he has written more quality books than Fowler and Martin together.
Another great author is Juval Löwy for which I would recommend all his books. Especially his latest:
I would not be surprised if the latter will be hitting the next top 25 list.