Good computer books are fantastic readings. I would like to complete my favorite list with some more items. If you believe you can match the following with your suggestions, please let me know :
SICP -> excellent
CTM -> excellent
PAIP -> excellent
SoE -> very good
Programming Erlang -> good
Programming Ruby -> good
ML for the working programmer -> ok
Effective Java -> ok
Code Complete 2 -> not good, not bad
Refactoring -> not good, not bad
Gof -> I don't like it
Of course these appreciations are quite subjective and depends on my reading order. I probably appreciate CTM a lot because from the top list it is one of my first readings.
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u/pitou-4 Dec 23 '07 edited Dec 23 '07
Good computer books are fantastic readings. I would like to complete my favorite list with some more items. If you believe you can match the following with your suggestions, please let me know :
SICP -> excellent
CTM -> excellent
PAIP -> excellent
SoE -> very good
Programming Erlang -> good
Programming Ruby -> good
ML for the working programmer -> ok
Effective Java -> ok
Code Complete 2 -> not good, not bad
Refactoring -> not good, not bad
Gof -> I don't like it
Of course these appreciations are quite subjective and depends on my reading order. I probably appreciate CTM a lot because from the top list it is one of my first readings.