I would rather have cheatsheets around, not books, especially not hard cover ones, they do not have a good search algorithm, so they cannot be "handy at need".
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I would rather have cheatsheets around, not books, especially not hard cover ones, they do not have a good search algorithm, so they cannot be "handy at need".
Also I learn more new (relevant for nowdays) techniques and solutions from conferences, as example see my Advanced JavaScript 2017 talks playlist
Books are great for building a solid knowledge base, but in my fields (servers and web development) things are changing too fast to wait/read books
Dev.io topis on books
all the first 10-15 google search results on "top software books" are ok
Agreed. I read books more for learning concepts and use articles, talks, and documentation for learning technologies.
That makes sense.
Thank you. :)