
"C Primer Plus" by Stephen Prata
One of the best beginner programming books I’ve ever read. I wish this would have been the first book I read when I started programming!
One of the best beginner programming books I’ve ever read. I wish this would have been the first book I read when I started programming!
There might not be such a thing as a 10x engineer, but if you follow Gergely’s advice in this book you’re guaranteed to 10x your chances of having a great career in tech.
Overall the main issue I see is that it's being used in a fumbling way by fumbling devs, to the point where they don't really understand why Copilot generated the code that way
A very good birds-eye view of design patterns for the mid to advanced level JavaScript developer. I learned quite a few things from the book, and I highly recommend it as a weekend read.
A great read overall, with very solid advice. I only wished the book would have been at least a few chapters longer!
A better Solarized Dark IDE theme for JetBrains IDEs
It's one of those technical books where you really want to write the code alongside reading it, otherwise things don't really "click" just from reading.
It might sound a bit harsh, but in its current incarnation I frankly I don't see the purpose of this book.
Even though one could expect more "functional" aspects to be detailed, judging from the book's title, I think it strikes a very good balance.
You can definitely feel that the author has a lot of experience writing high-quality production code.
A very good book, definitely recommended. With a better editor and some small - but important - improvements, it would become my number 1 recommendation for professional programmers to start with when learning Rust.