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I. Java programming Basics Programmers who have no Java programming experience need to get started and read any introductory books at will. At this stage, you need to quickly master the basic java syntax and basic usage. The purpose is to "Never get started ", get familiar with Java first. It takes a short time to quickly go through the Java syntax and write more code by using tokens with guesses ". 1. Ja

As a Java programmer, the most painful thing is to choose a range too wide, can read too many books, often easily confused. I'd like to pick out some of the technical books I've read and recommend them to you in the order of study, especially to the Java programmers who want to keep improving their skills. First, Java

Recently on the Internet read a very good post "programmer life must read the book" (My Tencent Weibo on the share of the link, interested in the click to see it), the post of the first picture is a radar map, This map is provided by ThoughtWorks, a leading enterprise in the global Software design and customization field, which divides the books that programmers

These are good books worth reading, but more importantly, they can be carefully read and used for practice. Otherwise, they will always be in books. From: http://www.williamlong.info/archives/3028.html "If you can go back to the past, as a developer, you can tell yourself which book you should read in the early stages

How to read technical books For the students without foundation, we strongly recommend the introduction of video, but when you have a certain foundation, especially if you want to check a specific point of knowledge, positioning video is often less than turn books or Google convenience. But even a good book, the wrong way of reading, does not produce good resul

This is a foreign programmer's 30 classic programmers must read books!1. "Code Encyclopedia" Steve Maik CornellRecommendations: 1684"The Encyclopedia of Good Programming practices, the Code encyclopedia, focuses on personal technology, and everything adds up to what we instinctively call" writing neat code. " This book has 50 pages to talk about code layout. "--joel SpolskyFor beginners, the concept in this

is very complete, combined with the later exercise with the R language of their own contact, for understanding the basic methods of machine learning is very helpful, such as: Logistic,ridge regression. The book can also be downloaded directly to the electronic version on the author's website. http://statweb.stanford.edu/~tibs/ElemStatLearn/ With a theoretical basis, combined with a number of professors of the curriculum to study, the effect is better. The current popular Stanford University ma

ArticleDirectory Read the first time Read the second time Read the third time Link: http://www.aqee.net/how-i-read-programming-books/ I graduated from electronic engineering. I must use this major.Programming LanguageOnly C/C ++, Assembler and Matlab

Editor's note: In August 4, 2008, stackoverflow user Bert F posted a question: Which of the most influential books should be read by every programmer? "If you can go back to the past, as a developer, you can tell yourself which book you should read in the early stages of your career. Which one would you choose? I hope this book list is rich in content and can c

must read.6, "Unix Programming Art", Open your eyes.5. Outside Java1, "UNIX Network Programming", learning Network programming must read.2, "C + + network programming" up and down two volumes, introduced Ace, but the application of various modes of the introduction of the very value of the first reading.3, "Joel said software", programming culture4, "People's Month myth", "Human pieces"5, "Effective progra

overview of an open source Web server--nginx that is currently popular on the Internet. The book is divided into four parts, respectively, from the introduction, function, implementation and application of four aspects of the Nginx server knowledge is fully elaborated to meet the broad masses of readers in the application of Nginx server in the universality of demand. At the same time, it also deeply analyzes the working principle and implementation technology of Nginx server, expounds the data

Brother Bird's Linux Private cuisine (third edition) Basic Learning Chapter Linux command line and Shell script programming Daquan High-performance Linux server Building combat Proficient in regular expressions Battle Nginx (Technical Volume system volume) HTTP TCP/IP Detailed Volume One Teach you how to build your own Linux system High performance MySQL High Availability MySQL Large Web site Technology architecture ----are more or less to see some of these

"If you can go back to the past, as a developer, you can tell yourself which book you should read in the early stages of your career. Which one would you choose? I hope this book list is rich in content and can cover many things ." Many programmers respond and write their own comments during the recommendation process. In the past, some domestic netizens introduced this programmer's book list, but they all recommended the Top 10

. –j.f. SebastianNo matter what operating system you use, this book is very useful. –j.f. Sebastian28.45 Habits of practices of an agile Developer/high-efficiency programmer: The path of agile development and cultivation45 habits, divided into 7 areas: work attitude, learning, software delivery, feedback, coding, debugging and collaboration.In every specific habit, start with a fallacy, then analyze it, then have the right approach and put yourself in the right hands to give you a personal "feel

Java Book recommendationsJava EE Programmer must read book recommendationTransferred from: http://www.cnblogs.com/xlwmin/articles/2192775.htmlHere are some of the books I recommend to you based on years of reading and practical experience:Part I: Java language chapter1 Java Programming specificationStar:Suitable for: Beginner, IntermediateDescription: Author James Gosling (father of Java), so this book I th

Editor's note: August 4, 2008, StackOverflow user Bert F post questions: Which of the most influential books, is every programmer should read? "If you can turn back the clock and return to the past, as a developer, you can tell yourself that you should read a book early in your career,Which book would you choose? I hope this book is rich in content and c

, this idea has been around for a long time. In addition to providing students with lessons and hands-on guidance, I also need an opportunity to have a dedicated discussion and individual guidance without a computer. We arrived at the classroom half an hour in advance and there were already more than 10 students. At, about 2/3 of students came. The students read books and handouts carefully, and used their

extensible design.Guidelines for the rehabilitation of cervical spine diseaseThe latest update, the original text does not contain this book, should be requested by the reader's comments, specifically to join the book.Writing code is not only a work of the mind, but also a physical effort. Over the ages, there must be problems with the body. Fatty liver, spine disease and so on. Hopefully this book will give you guidance on how to recover from a spine disease.Original reference 6

[Updated]: recently (December August 17, 2012), I reviewed the original stackoverflow discussion post and found it was closed at the beginning of this year. However, some people make a summary and put the books mentioned in other replies in the reply with the highest number of votes. 59 books are added for new updates. For details, see the second half of the article. Editor's Note: In August 4, 2008, The st

Java Programming Ideas:Need a certain Java basic skills, suggest to read a little Java basic knowledge of the book later to see. The main reason this book became a classic is because it speaks the basics very well (like streams, interfaces, objects, and so on) and tells you that Java is good there, not enough, and so on. If you are a beginner and want to know something about the inside of Java, this book is a good primer. Data structure and