is basically a guide to writing code that doesn’t make you (or others) cry later. It’s all about keeping things simple, readable, and not a total mess, highly recommend
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Hard to give a recommendation without knowing those things as you may want to do backend and I recommend a frontend book, you may want to do Machine Learning and I recommend a CSS book etc.
If you aren't sure what you want to learn about yet I would suggest sticking with articles and small tutorials until you get stuck on something (or find something interesting) and want to learn it more deeply.
If you’re keen on optimizing algorithms and honing your algorithmic thinking, I highly recommend the book Algorithm Mindset. It doesn’t just walk you through real-world problem-solving, it also helps you cultivate an algorithmic mindset in the most intuitive way.
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Design Patterns is a great one
Reading this right now, really useful resource.
I would reccomend Interface Oriented Design by Ken Pugh. It's a little bit dated but still very relevant.
Clean Code from Robert C. Martin.
is basically a guide to writing code that doesn’t make you (or others) cry later. It’s all about keeping things simple, readable, and not a total mess, highly recommend
Depending on what sort of Development you want to get into Learning Patterns is good and free (for online reading).
I always end up just googling stuff when I get stuck, never made it through a code book tbh
Another good one is Game Programming Patterns which you can read entirely free.
Depending on your level you might find this helpful:
amazon.com/Philosophy-Software-Des...
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What are you interested in? What stage of learning are you at?
Hard to give a recommendation without knowing those things as you may want to do backend and I recommend a frontend book, you may want to do Machine Learning and I recommend a CSS book etc.
If you aren't sure what you want to learn about yet I would suggest sticking with articles and small tutorials until you get stuck on something (or find something interesting) and want to learn it more deeply.
I just finished learning html,css, JavaScript and bootstrap
I am interested in learning more about full stack development like the framework
Clean Code – Robert C. Martin
If you’re keen on optimizing algorithms and honing your algorithmic thinking, I highly recommend the book Algorithm Mindset. It doesn’t just walk you through real-world problem-solving, it also helps you cultivate an algorithmic mindset in the most intuitive way.