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Show HN: Best-Books.dev, the best programming books, all in one place

27 points by daolf 6y ago

daolf 6y ago
Hey everyone ️ Excited to be back here with my first no-code thing. Best-Books.dev is a curated programming books recommendations from all the programming books list I was able to find on the web. 6 months ago, I wondered what was the most recommended programming books of all-time. So I asked Google about it and compiled all the results in one big list. I shared the results on Twitter and on my blog and had many people asking me to do this for languages, frameworks, techno. So I did And this is how Best-Books.dev was born. So far I compiled more than 7,000 recommendations from more than 500 lists but I don't plan to stop here. So, what's next for Best-Books.dev? - Completing 1 recommendation list every week for the next 6 months - Writing other sorts of curated lists - Planning a weekly newsletter with recommendations and new interesting releases
helph67 6y ago
So which no-code method did you use?
Amishabirje 6y ago
Hello Nice idea and amazing ui. if you convert your website in a native app with https://swaptoapp.com https://swaptoapp.com then you get more reach from app stores as well as play store. Like if you search on playstore for biolinky an app come. Swaptoapp.com also do same for your website and give amazing app in your email. Also you get daily visits as your website will stay as an app in users mobile so they can open it any time. Just think do you know the url of any website you visited on betapage two day's ago. I think you forget that but if you visit a site and then from that site you download that website app then it will stay in your mobile and after seeing for two three days you remind it forever. This is the feature of app. Also app gives an accessibility to your users. As typing a website url on browser is sometime boring and apartfrom that if you see towords an app it is easy to launch.

5 ms·

Show HN: Best-Books.dev, the best programming books, all in one place

27 points by daolf 6y ago

daolf 6y ago
Hey everyone ️ Excited to be back here with my first no-code thing. Best-Books.dev is a curated programming books recommendations from all the programming books list I was able to find on the web. 6 months ago, I wondered what was the most recommended programming books of all-time. So I asked Google about it and compiled all the results in one big list. I shared the results on Twitter and on my blog and had many people asking me to do this for languages, frameworks, techno. So I did And this is how Best-Books.dev was born. So far I compiled more than 7,000 recommendations from more than 500 lists but I don't plan to stop here. So, what's next for Best-Books.dev? - Completing 1 recommendation list every week for the next 6 months - Writing other sorts of curated lists - Planning a weekly newsletter with recommendations and new interesting releases
helph67 6y ago
So which no-code method did you use?
Amishabirje 6y ago
Hello Nice idea and amazing ui. if you convert your website in a native app with https://swaptoapp.com https://swaptoapp.com then you get more reach from app stores as well as play store. Like if you search on playstore for biolinky an app come. Swaptoapp.com also do same for your website and give amazing app in your email. Also you get daily visits as your website will stay as an app in users mobile so they can open it any time. Just think do you know the url of any website you visited on betapage two day's ago. I think you forget that but if you visit a site and then from that site you download that website app then it will stay in your mobile and after seeing for two three days you remind it forever. This is the feature of app. Also app gives an accessibility to your users. As typing a website url on browser is sometime boring and apartfrom that if you see towords an app it is easy to launch.