About books I read

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#1

Hello. Recently I wrote a post at another website about books I read. I see that some of you might like browsing the list:

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#2

Thanks for sharing @Prasad_Saya! That’s quite a comprehensive list.

Would love to know which books are you reading for the topics Refactoring and Clean Code? :slight_smile:

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#3

Thanks for reading my post. Those books are by Kent Beck and Robert Martin, respectively. Those two topics are part of good programming practices.

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#4

Wow! An AMAZING list! :heart_eyes: It’s always so interesting to see what sorts of things inspire people, especially across a varied scope of fiction, non-fiction, and poetry.

You’re inspiring me to make more time for reading this year. :slight_smile: My own similar list would be pitifully short atm. :sweat_smile:

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#5

OMG!
You are scratching a nerv here. Time to just read and relax is best for charging my battery. Think of complete non tech stuff and suddenly ideas just fly in… So why do I sit at my desk at 8 pm?? I’ll grab the book I am reading and close the day. Thanks for the reminder :wink:

best Michael

@Prasad_Saya an amazing list!

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#6

Thinking about it, I read most of the books after dinner. Read one chapter a day (I am a :snail: reader). That way I have a chance to absorb what I am reading. It also allows me re-visit a random chapter in any book at anytime (I do pick a book from my shelf randomly and read a few paragraphs once in a while).

But, there were times I read early in the morning before starting my day :woozy_face:

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