Hey, guys, I'm just wondering if you read any books about software architecture, patterns etc in your spare time? I find it very hard to focus and get the patience to sit down and just read?
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A book, and a good one in particular, will give you an overview of a particular area, and guide you through the author's angle from beginning to end of a topic. This will help you to develop as a software engineer.
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I understand where you're coming from. It can be very distracting to read about software when you want to implement it on your computer a few meters away.
I get most of my dev reading done while I'm traveling and it's too much effort to get my laptop out!
Yeah I prefer learning by doing as well. Thanks for your thoughts.
I think the key is to get a few books a year and read when u r bored and you will swallow it lol. But most devs look up information on the internet , but the more resources the better.i have found content in books I couldn't find anywhere online. But obviously vice versa.
If a programmer is going to read a book, it is more likely to be a technical book on the language, framework, will give you an overview of a particular area..Spells To Make Someone Forget Something