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"Software Engineering at Google: Lessons Learned from Programming Over Time by Titus Winters, Tom Manshreck, Hyrum Wright" . This book covers a lot on how to develop proper engineering practices making codebase sustainable and healthy.
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Data & Reality by William Kent. It's a relatively old book about data modeling , but it's very enlightening!
It isn't bound to a specific technology (that's one of the points its making), so it doesn't show its age at all.
It's tough to choose, but if I have to pick one that I think was most useful (how I'm defining best), then I have to go with Crucial Conversations by Kerry Patterson and team. I've applied its tactics to all sorts of tough conversations (at work, technical, and personal). While I'm no means an expert and not all of those conversations went perfectly, that book has helped me be a better communicator.
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Just started "Psychology of Money", So far so good
Wow, the title in themselves are so good, makes want to read all of these right now.. Thank-you so much.
Hunger games trilogy by Suzanne Collins
Technical book: Eloquent javascript by Marijn Haverbeke
Elon Musk's Biography by Ashlee Vance and The One Thing by Gary W. Keller & Jay Papasan.
"Software Engineering at Google: Lessons Learned from Programming Over Time by Titus Winters, Tom Manshreck, Hyrum Wright" . This book covers a lot on how to develop proper engineering practices making codebase sustainable and healthy.
Need to read this!!
You'll love it
Loserthink by Scott Adams, which inspired me to write Don’t Say That at Work.
Woah, that's amazing. Adding both these books to my list.
Congratulations to you on the book. 🔥
Data & Reality by William Kent. It's a relatively old book about data modeling , but it's very enlightening!
It isn't bound to a specific technology (that's one of the points its making), so it doesn't show its age at all.
Timeless books are my all time favourite.
Can't agree more! Thank you for this thread, added a bunch to my reading list
It's tough to choose, but if I have to pick one that I think was most useful (how I'm defining best), then I have to go with Crucial Conversations by Kerry Patterson and team. I've applied its tactics to all sorts of tough conversations (at work, technical, and personal). While I'm no means an expert and not all of those conversations went perfectly, that book has helped me be a better communicator.
Adding it to my list. 😃
So far, it has to be "The Infinite Game" by Simon Sinek.
Although making that decision is quite hard. There are so many good contenders.
Just got it delivered few days back. Looking forward to reading it.
Think it will be a life changer.
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