What dev books are you reading?
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Hi Everyone, My book worming has reached into Scott Meyers Effective C++ (3rd) + More Effective C++ and also C++ Template Metaprogramming. Beth
--- Elle A Du Shell
Currently: CLR via C# (2nd ed.) by Jeffrey Richter (excellent) A book on .NET internals the name of which eludes me right now, also by Jeffrey Richter (tough, but probably excellent) An Programmers Introduction to C# by Eric Gunenrson and Nick Wienholt (Good to get started if you come from a serious C++ or similar background, but not that exciting) "Become the perfect asshole in 12 gratifying, antisocial steps" - or did you not want me to include self development books? :rolleyes: *)whose? whiches?
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Hi Everyone, My book worming has reached into Scott Meyers Effective C++ (3rd) + More Effective C++ and also C++ Template Metaprogramming. Beth
--- Elle A Du Shell
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Hi Everyone, My book worming has reached into Scott Meyers Effective C++ (3rd) + More Effective C++ and also C++ Template Metaprogramming. Beth
--- Elle A Du Shell
I'm reading through a few different ones these days, here is a short list:
The "Essential Windows Workflow" is a must for anyone interested in that technology, I highly recommend it :-)
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Hi Everyone, My book worming has reached into Scott Meyers Effective C++ (3rd) + More Effective C++ and also C++ Template Metaprogramming. Beth
--- Elle A Du Shell
I go with (1) Wrox Publication books for Asp.Net2.0 (2) Pro-Asp.Net2.0 by Apress.
Regards, Satips.
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I'll be getting into "Pro C# 2005 and the .NET 2.0 Platform" by Andrew Troelsen this weekend.
BW
Quick to judge, quick to anger, slow to understand.
Ignorance and prejudice and fear walk hand in hand.
-- Neil Peartbrianwelsch wrote:
I'll be getting into "Pro C# 2005 and the .NET 2.0 Platform" by Andrew Troelsen this weekend.
I've been slowing reading through this one. Seems to be a pretty good read.
Matt Newman
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Hi Everyone, My book worming has reached into Scott Meyers Effective C++ (3rd) + More Effective C++ and also C++ Template Metaprogramming. Beth
--- Elle A Du Shell
I haven't been programming all that long, only really six months or so, and I have been reading Code Complete (2nd Ed.). It's a really useful book that introduces a lot of key concepts that I hadn't already been exposed to in my hardware background. I'd definitely recommend it if you are fairly new to programming.
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Hi Everyone, My book worming has reached into Scott Meyers Effective C++ (3rd) + More Effective C++ and also C++ Template Metaprogramming. Beth
--- Elle A Du Shell
Looking at what everyone else is reading, you can really get a good idea of what part of the realm that is "Windows Programming" everyone is working in. I'm currently re-reading both Microsoft Windows Internals, 4th edition (Solomon and Russinovich) and Programming The Microsoft Windows Driver Model, 2nd edition (Oney). Can you tell I do lower level stuff than most people here? :) Judy
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I haven't been programming all that long, only really six months or so, and I have been reading Code Complete (2nd Ed.). It's a really useful book that introduces a lot of key concepts that I hadn't already been exposed to in my hardware background. I'd definitely recommend it if you are fairly new to programming.
chambers-chris wrote:
I have been reading Code Complete (2nd Ed.).
That just warms my heart. :rolleyes: You're right it is a great read. Especially for newer programmers, but really for anyone wanting to make, or currently making, a career of it.
BW
Quick to judge, quick to anger, slow to understand.
Ignorance and prejudice and fear walk hand in hand.
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Hi Everyone, My book worming has reached into Scott Meyers Effective C++ (3rd) + More Effective C++ and also C++ Template Metaprogramming. Beth
--- Elle A Du Shell
The Hobbit. Marc
People are just notoriously impossible. --DavidCrow
There's NO excuse for not commenting your code. -- John Simmons / outlaw programmer
People who say that they will refactor their code later to make it "good" don't understand refactoring, nor the art and craft of programming. -- Josh Smith -
Hi Everyone, My book worming has reached into Scott Meyers Effective C++ (3rd) + More Effective C++ and also C++ Template Metaprogramming. Beth
--- Elle A Du Shell
I am reading for fun Code by Petzold. For bedtime reading I am reading Fowlers Refactoring. For morning and bathroom reading I am reading the pragmatic programmer. And for programming I am randomly flipping through the free copy of Code 0; Oh and a new MSDN and Microsoft Architectural Journal has come out and last months scientific american on Black holes and quantum theory. For geography thesis I am reading about Spatial Ontologies related to CS Ontologies. Some lite fun reading!!!
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Hi Everyone, My book worming has reached into Scott Meyers Effective C++ (3rd) + More Effective C++ and also C++ Template Metaprogramming. Beth
--- Elle A Du Shell
Thomas Pynchon's Against The Day. it teaches me that i don't know anything, and never will.
image processing toolkits | batch image processing | blogging
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Hi Everyone, My book worming has reached into Scott Meyers Effective C++ (3rd) + More Effective C++ and also C++ Template Metaprogramming. Beth
--- Elle A Du Shell
Linux for embedded systems.
God Bless, Jason
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Developer: A person who develops working systems by writing and using software. [^] -
Hi Everyone, My book worming has reached into Scott Meyers Effective C++ (3rd) + More Effective C++ and also C++ Template Metaprogramming. Beth
--- Elle A Du Shell
Hmm I don't know if Ecma-335 (CLI spec) would make a good book, but that's what I am reading these days. clicky[^]
"Throughout human history, we have been dependent on machines to survive. Fate, it seems, is not without a sense of irony. " - Morpheus "Real men use mspaint for writing code and notepad for designing graphics." - Anna-Jayne Metcalfe
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Hi Everyone, My book worming has reached into Scott Meyers Effective C++ (3rd) + More Effective C++ and also C++ Template Metaprogramming. Beth
--- Elle A Du Shell
Currently reading Professional C# 2005 [ ...Starting with C# :) ]
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Hi Everyone, My book worming has reached into Scott Meyers Effective C++ (3rd) + More Effective C++ and also C++ Template Metaprogramming. Beth
--- Elle A Du Shell
"Understanding Industrial Designed Experiments." I honestly love stats and probability and I find that most coders I've worked with know nothing about parametric data or quality. A little crusade of mine :) Better Software through Better understanding of quality.
My Blog A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, solve equations, analyze a new problem, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, fight efficiently, die gallantly. Specialization is for insects. - -Lazarus Long
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Hi Everyone, My book worming has reached into Scott Meyers Effective C++ (3rd) + More Effective C++ and also C++ Template Metaprogramming. Beth
--- Elle A Du Shell
Plenty of C# above. I've browsed through DotNetZero pdf book by Charles Petzold. I've tended to prefer working with C++ though, but i'm a closet convert to the flow of C#. You're right John, cannot be Developer at all the time, love to bake though :) i'm reading Destructive Emotions by Daniel Goleman covering opinions between Western Scientists and Buddist Philosophies - No slacking here :D B -- modified at 15:13 Thursday 19th April, 2007
--- Elle A Du Shell
C#
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Hi Everyone, My book worming has reached into Scott Meyers Effective C++ (3rd) + More Effective C++ and also C++ Template Metaprogramming. Beth
--- Elle A Du Shell
No C++. That's for dinosaurs. :) (Ducks and runs for cover) However, I do have the earlier editions of the Scott Meyers books. They or comparable should be mandatory for C++ devs. I'm in .NET land at the moment, so I'm reading Pro WF.
Kevin
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Hi Everyone, My book worming has reached into Scott Meyers Effective C++ (3rd) + More Effective C++ and also C++ Template Metaprogramming. Beth
--- Elle A Du Shell
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Looking at what everyone else is reading, you can really get a good idea of what part of the realm that is "Windows Programming" everyone is working in. I'm currently re-reading both Microsoft Windows Internals, 4th edition (Solomon and Russinovich) and Programming The Microsoft Windows Driver Model, 2nd edition (Oney). Can you tell I do lower level stuff than most people here? :) Judy
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No C++. That's for dinosaurs. :) (Ducks and runs for cover) However, I do have the earlier editions of the Scott Meyers books. They or comparable should be mandatory for C++ devs. I'm in .NET land at the moment, so I'm reading Pro WF.
Kevin
Fine :D But I'm also doing .NET stuff with C# Outlook Add-in's for our Sales (in Riverblade land) with wonderful threading and databasing and NUnit too, so there!!
--- Elle A Du Shell