AI-first Software Engineering Playbook
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"Game Programming Patterns" by Robert Nystrom
From the lovingly written humorous side notes on most pages, to the final sections of each chapter, you can clearly feel at the end of the book that this was the labour of love from someone deeply knowledgeable and passionate about sharing their knowledge in the best way possible.
"Idiomatic Rust" by Brenden Matthews
I liked the book overall, and I'm very grateful and appreciative for the efforts of the author. But somehow the book feels confused as to whom is the reader that it targets, and to whom should it add most value.
"Tidy First?" by Kent Beck
You need a few years of deep software development expertise, especially in a team and on several projects, before you can really appreciate the deep wisdom of the suggestions which Kent Beck shares in this book.
"Docker Up & Running" by Kane & Matthias
A very good book for those starting with Docker, as well as the more advanced dev who feels that they're missing a strong foundation. Highly recommended!