I'm almost done reading The Clean Coder: A Code of Conduct for Professional Programmers by Robert C. Martin and I find myself saying things like:
- "That's right!"
- "Oh, damn!"
- "So true!"
I bet my roommate thinks I'm crazy by now...
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Recently, it was reading How to Make Mistakes in Python by Mike Pirnat. There were also a few times I laughed out loud, right in the waiting room where I was reading it!
• Soft skills by John Z. Sonmez
Functional Programming, Simplified by Alvin Alexander. I has very short chapters that introduce simple concepts and grow from that, every time I read I said out loud something like: wow, that was simple!
Elastic Leadership by Roy Osherove. When he said "There are no experts, just us" I felt it.
The Pragmatic Programmer by Andrew Hunt and David Thomas.
Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willinks
First time I read it I nearly jumped out of my chair several times!
I'm about two chapters into "Functional Programming in Scala" and I think my most common phrase is "this is magic..."
I’m working my way through Capital in the 21st Century and I find myself saying “whaaaat” a lot.
Clean Code, The Pragmatic Programmer, and now The Imposter's Handbook!
...dang, now I want a copy of The Imposter's Handbook. Looks sooooooooo good!