Personal Growth-books

In fact, this is my letter from the past two years. Recently, I 've been sorting out growth books for my department. After I sent a letter to everyone, I suddenly remembered that I sent a similar letter two years ago, as a result, I think that when I graduated from college, I was still a very studious child paper. Now it is degraded ..

As the saying goes, the waves go forward, and the waves die on the beach. Generation after generation, everyone has suffered a lot of hardships and gained a lot of experience on the way to growth. According to the old saying, [salt I eat, more than what you eat]. This time, I will talk about my personal learning path and see if I can give you some reference. This is mainly for books. The current books are mixed. Let's talk about what I have read and give you a simple reference.

1. preliminary stage

Thinking in java --- I feel that I can still learn something.

Tive java-a secret book that allows you to stand out from each other in your primary school, so you can have a face when you go out for an interview.

Practice java ---- there is a place that overlaps with the book above, but it is okay to read more.

The way programmers practice (from small workers to experts)-a real advanced reading book.

Implementation Mode-kent, my idol wrote, I have to recommend, this book belongs to this advanced book.

2. Proficiency

Java and patterns --- a model book I have read, which is good at speaking and more nonsense. If he doesn't talk nonsense, the book should be more than half thin.

Agile Software Development-principles model and practice-robert c. MARTIN, can be used to learn from the book by Jack, which is definitely more comfortable than Jack's book.

Refactor ---- You can only remember what you mean when you read it. But many names cannot be remembered, but you can use it to find that it is essential. It is like the salt in the dish. There is nothing magical about it. It's not really good without it. There is a big difference between people who have read and those who have not read. Let's look at the code.

People-a book that focuses on people. After reading this book, there will be a lot of reverse psychology. As a manager, you still need to read more.

Deadline-it is also related to management. After reading the deadline, I will know why overtime is harmful.

3. Experts in others' eyes

Analysis Model-a book that has not been read yet. Everyone says it's a secret, but I do not understand it. Work hard to learn ing.

Enterprise Application Architecture Model-at this time, every book you read will basically refer to, like Refactor, will become an indispensable book. I found that the books written by Martin are basically like this. If you don't want to learn it, you can't do it.

J2EE Core model-a book that summarizes the J2EE Core Model and complements the enterprise application architecture model.

J2EE Development without Ejb --- I can understand many Spring design ideas and advocate Spring in many places.

Domain-driven design-this book has to be read. A good book on domain design can help you think more about product design. I am wandering at the door.

Domain-driven design and pattern-a book that fills the gap between domain-driven design and enterprise application architecture pattern is well written, though yes. net, but still can understand, I am reading.

The above is just a little bit of my introduction. You can add, criticize, and have some books. I just think that these are just supplements and do not really make me feel something, so there is no introduction. You can shoot a brick or reply to the post to provide your own Advanced path.