alt Hacker NewsAny recommendations? I read designing data intensive applications(DDIA) which was really good. But it is by Martin Klepmann who as I understand is an academic. Reading PEPs is also nice as it allows one to understand the motivations and "Why should I care" about feature X.
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ozgrakkurt • today at 12:16 PM
azath92 • today at 12:17 PM
the python cookbook is good. and fluent python is more from principles rather than application (obvs both python specific). I also like philosophy of software design. tiny little book that uses simple example (class that makes a text editor) to talk about complexity, not actually about making a text editor at all.
WillAdams • today at 12:57 PM
Ousterhout's _A Philosophy of Software Design_ (mentioned elsethread) would be mine.
The Pragmatic Programmer https://www.amazon.com/Pragmatic-Programmer-Journeyman-Maste...