Dave Gardner
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This is my current “top three” programming, project management and technical books. See below for a list of all the books I have read recently.
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Patterns of Enterprise App. Architecture
Martin Fowler
PoEAA is a fantastic book providing a clear overview of all architecture-related patterns in an eminantly readable form.
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Object-Oriented Design Heuristics
Arthur J. Riel
Immensely useful "rules of thumb" that make OO design that little bit easier.
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Holub on Patterns
Allen Holub
Excellent and practical book on OOP and patterns by Allen Holub, a strong proponent of OO programming the "right way".
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Founders at Work
Jessica Livingston
Interviews with the founders of 30 successful (in the most part) companies.
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Coders at Work
Peter Seibel
Learn from the experiences of these fifteen world-class programmers through Peter Seibel's insightful interviews.
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Continuous Integration
Paul M. Duvall with S. Matyas and A. Glover
Improving software quality and reducing risk - a complete guide to CI.
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User Stories Applied
Mike Cohn
How to write and use "user stories" as part of an Agile development process.
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The Pragmatic Programmer
Andrew Hunt and David Thomas
Ask a progammer to recommend an influential book on software engineering and The Pragmatic Programmer will invariably appear somewhere near the top; this book has quickly come to be held as a classic
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The Mythical Man Month
Frederick P. Brooks Jr.
This enduring classic and source of the now-famous Brooks's law still resonates 34 years after it first appeared.
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