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In software: Could plausibly have read, but also likely to blindly recommend without having read them (I've done that myself, only ever skimmed either): The My
by neversaydie 3y ago
In software:
Could plausibly have read, but also likely to blindly recommend without having read them (I've done that myself, only ever skimmed either): The Mythical Man Month, Code Complete.
Very unlikely to have read: Knuth's Art of Computer Programming. (I'm moderately sure Donald Knuth has read these, but beyond that, dubious. Personally I've read their titles on a shelf three times now.)
- ironlake 3y agoI read Code Complete twenty years ago and it was a revelation. Revisiting it recently, it seemed dated and bordering on irrelevant. It wasn't that the ideas weren't good, they were just incorporated into modern language and API design. It won. People code like that now.
- OnionBlender 3y agoCode Complete needs a new addition similar to how The Pragmatic Programmer released a new addition after 20 years.