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From: Bruno Rocha
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The following is a list of software engineering books I've read that I felt had a strong and lasting positive impact on my career. It's not a list of everything I enjoyed (that would be impossible to list down), but rather a special list of resources that taught/helped me so much that I still find myself thinking about them years later. They are my top recommendations for other software engineers.
Some are about iOS development specifically, but most relate to general software engineering. If you strive to be a world-class developer, these books and resources will help you get there.
-(I'm constantly learning new things, so expect this list to expand. I also have been struggling with bad memory as of late, so I predict that I'll also be updating this list to include things that I failed to recall when first writing it. I'll post a message whenever I update it!)
- Write Great Code: Understanding The Machine (Randall Hyde) - Probably my favorite software engineering book. This book teaches you how modern computers work in a high-level way that is easy to understand and not overly technical. It's not going to teach you new fancy APIs, but it will give you the ability to “understand” code; an ability that has proved to be useful almost daily in my career.
- Operating Systems: Three Easy Pieces (Remzi Arpaci-Dusseau, Andrea Arpaci-Dusseau) - This is similar to Understanding The Machine, but is more technical and focused on operating systems specifically. Amazing resource to learn about core OS fundamentals such as memory, threads / concurrency, file systems, and CPU virtualization. It's also free.
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The following is a list of software engineering books I've read that I felt had a strong and lasting positive impact on my career. It's not a list of everything I enjoyed (that would be impossible to list down), but rather a special list of resources that taught/helped me so much that I still find myself thinking about them years later. They are my top recommendations for other software engineers.
Some are about iOS development specifically, but most relate to general software engineering. If you strive to be a world-class developer, these books and resources will help you get there.
-(I'm constantly learning new things, so expect this list to expand. I also have been struggling with bad memory as of late, so I predict that I'll also be updating this list to include things that I failed to recall when first writing it. I'll post a message whenever I update it!)
- Write Great Code: Understanding The Machine (Randall Hyde) - Probably my favorite software engineering book. This book teaches you how modern computers work in a high-level way that is easy to understand and not overly technical. It's not going to teach you new fancy APIs, but it will give you the ability to “understand” code; an ability that has proved to be useful almost daily in my career.
- Operating Systems: Three Easy Pieces (Remzi Arpaci-Dusseau, Andrea Arpaci-Dusseau) - This is similar to Understanding The Machine, but is more technical and focused on operating systems specifically. Amazing resource to learn about core OS fundamentals such as memory, threads / concurrency, file systems, and CPU virtualization. It's also free.