Article: InfoQ Editors' Recommended Reading List

Posted by Charles Humble on Feb 17, 2009

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In this article eight members of the InfoQ editorial team discuss a number of books which have influenced how we think about software development, architecture and managing projects. The resulting article is a selection of sixteen books, plus some on-line papers and other tips, which we think our readers should read.

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   correction - introduction to algorithms authors

   by Yardena Meymann

   Cormen, Leiserson, Rivest and Stein.

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   Re: correction - introduction to algorithms authors

   by Charles Humble

   Many thanks for pointing this out – have amended the text.
   Charles

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   Brian Goetz - java Concurrency In Practice

   by Doug Ly

   I would say this book change my skill working with java thread. I has been slepping with it for more than 4 years

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