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Four books professional developers should read (and a few you don't need to)
- gumby 6y agoSeems rather lopsided. There's plenty of other development I think could reasonably be considered "professional" that may not even touch a browser or use Python.
- number6 6y agoTitle should be: Books I like
- olliej 6y agoThis is not a useful list in any meaningful way - it's not for developers, it's for a subset of web developers. That said the google SRE book isn't useful unless you're actually working at that scale, so seems more like the webdev version of A Brief History of Time or GEB where the important thing is to be able to say you've read it (or at least have it on your bookshelf)
- collyw 6y ago> This is not a useful list in any meaningful way - it's not for developers, it's for a subset of web developers. Isn't the majority of development classed as web development these days?
- httpsterio 6y agoDepends? Do you mean Uni comp-Sci classes, paid boot camps or what?
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- tester34 6y ago>High Performance Browser Networking Looks interesting, thanks.
- cafard 6y agoWhat if you aren't using Python?