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So of these books are oldish (for software engineering) and I don't count that against them. But I would like to know for each what more recent books (or even
by snowAbstraction 8y ago
So of these books are oldish (for software engineering) and I don't count that against them. But I would like to know for each what more recent books (or even blogs) would succinctly fill in gaps in development since their publication.
Anyone?
- jmcqk6 8y agoThese books are pretty timeless. They are not "learn X in 12 hours", but they are about concepts and ideas that will make you a better programmer, regardless of the specifics of your job. They are timeless, for the most part. The one exception might be "Refactoring". While it's true that the concepts it discusses is not unique to Java, a more recent edition just came out that focusses on javascript instead.