Opening: Books by it software staff-it software staff book series articles

Reading is a happy thing.

Reading can increase knowledge, understand society, understand human thought, and then transform into wisdom. No matter what person, need to read books, read more books, reading a good book, but also to the essence of the book down, one is as an impression, one is for later if you forget to look back to see can quickly find back.

It software staff also need to read more books, more to improve knowledge, technology to improve the book to see. Now there are many it software books in the market, a mixed-up, big woods what books have. So, find the right book to read from these books. However, because the books are more expensive now, a minimum of dozens of yuan, to buy the relevant books need to pay a lot of money. So, the key is to find good books, if the ebook is better, so that you can read a good book at the same time do not have to pay so much, although some people on the electronic book is more inconsistent. I bought a lot of books, paid a lot of money, but the knowledge is limited, this is related to the purchase of books, so it is recommended that readers in the purchase of books to look at the table of contents, feel that there is a suitable book to buy.

There are a lot of books for it software staff to read, including the total classification of b/s,c/s. If you divide it by the role classification of IT software personnel, then the classification of the books to be read is more clear. This article is the beginning of a series of articles that the IT software staff wants to read, about what they want to read. I have downloaded a lot of e-books from the internet, and it is necessary to share these books so that we can read and get more knowledge and technical content from these ebooks.

The author of the download of the book has been a programming language division, and then on this basis for B/S and C/S division, if there is a clear division of the place please forgive us.

Opening: Books by it software staff-it software staff book series articles