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Riccardo PietrucciLibri consigliati
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Johan LarssonMost programming books suck. The barrier to being a book author, as near as I can tell, is virtually nonexistent.
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The best programming books are timeless. They transcend choice of language, IDE, or platform. They do not explain how, but why.
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But I do have this call to arms: my top five programming books every working programmer should own -- and read. These seminal books are richly practical reads, year after year, no matter what kind of programming I'm doing. They reward repeated readings, offering deeper and more penetrating insights into software engineering every time I return to them, armed with a few more years of experience under my belt. If you haven't read these books, what are you waiting for?
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30 Apr 08
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S Jones5 essential books: Code Complete, Don't Make Me Think, Peoplware, Pragmatic Programmer, ...
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Facts and Fallacies
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my top five programming books every working programmer should own -- and read. These seminal books are richly practical reads, year after year, no matter what kind of programming I'm doing. They reward repeated readings, offering deeper and more penetrati
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29 Apr 08
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Craig RettigThe internet has rendered programming books obsolete. It's faster, more efficient, and just plain smarter to get your programming information online. I believe Doug McCune's experience, which he aptly describes as Why I Don't Read Books, is fairly typical
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But I do have this call to arms: my top five programming books every working programmer should own -- and read. These seminal books are richly practical reads, year after year, no matter what kind of programming I'm doing. They reward repeated readings, offering deeper and more penetrating insights into software engineering every time I return to them, armed with a few more years of experience under my belt. If you haven't read these books, what are you waiting for?
Code Complete 2 Don't Make Me Think Peopleware Pragmatic Programmer Facts and Fallacies 
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