Author: John Sonmez I heard about this book in the fragmented podcast on the top 10 books every developer should read. The first chapter is an answer to the most FAQ on how to build or …
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The list of books which I’ve read with a short summary and take aways.
This year 2020, I tweeted about my reading. Many people reach out and asked me “How did you pull this off? “. Since I like the DRY(Don’t Repeat Yourself) principle I thought of putting this into …
Authors: David Heinemeier Hansson and Jason Fried The book mention all the pros and cons of working remotely and try to answers all arguments against remote work. It also provides a lot of ways a company …
Author: Robert C. Martin and Website First of all, let me clear this, This book is not about following some specific patterns like MVP, MVC, MVVP or MVI. This is more about how to architect and …
Summary Author: Peter Thiel Few great points to have a successful product. Your product should be unique. If it’s not unique then your product should be 10x better than the existing one. Go for monopoly. Get …
Authors: Andy Hunt and Dave Thomas, Website This book gave a lot of insight into how to be pragmatic while developing any software. The books put more effort into the DRY principle. If anything is repetitive …
Author: Martin Fowler We often hear this term in the software industry that “Don’t change anything if it works” which is so not true. This book provides all the reasons why it’s not true and why …
Author: Michael C. Feather This book changed my perception of how important is to write tests. By book definition, legacy code is nothing but a code without a test. The majority of software companies don’t consider …
Author: Robert C. Martin , Website Filled with the knowledge of 40 years of software development experience. Must read for software developers. This book teaches us any person can write code. But it requires special skills, …
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