Some computer books

The strongest computer book in the past 10 years

I have learned a lot from a very good computer book.

No.1
Design Mode: the basis for reusable Object-Oriented Software
Design Patterns: Elements of reusable object-oriented software

No. 2
Mythical man-month
The Mythical man-month: anniversary edition
No. 3
TCP/IP details Volume 1: Protocol
TCP/IP replicated strated, Volume 1: The Protocols
No. 4
Write Secure Code
Writing secure code, Second Edition
No. 5
Advanced Programming in UNIX environment
Advanced Programming in the Unix environment, 2nd Edition
No. 6
Code Overview
Code complete, 2nd Edition
No. 7
C Programming Language
The C programming language, 2nd Edition
No. 8
Computer Programming Art
Art of computer programming Volumes 1-3 boxed set
No. 9
Valid C ++
Valid tive C ++: 55 specific ways to improve your programs and designs, 3rd Edition
No. 10
Authoritative guide to transact-SQL
The guru's Guide to transact-SQL
No. 11
Perl programming
Programming Perl, 3rd Edition
No. 12
Programming Pearl
Programming pearls, 2nd Edition
No. 13
Practices for programmers
Pragmatic programmer: From journeyman to master
No. 14
Resolution eXtreme Programming
Extreme Programming explained: embrace change, 2nd Edition
No. 15
Don't make me think
Don't make me think: a common sense approach to web usability, 2nd Edition
No. 16
ASP. NET Server space and component development
Developing Microsoft ASP. NET Server controls and components
No. 17
Information Security Engineering
Security Engineering: A Guide to building dependable Distributed Systems
No. 18
TCP/IP Routing Technology (Volume 1)
Routing TCP/IP, Volume 1
No. 19
The Design of everyday things
No. 20
Joel says software
Joel on Software
No. 21
Internet route structure
Internet routing ubuntures, 2nd Edition
No. 22
Truth about Network Information Security
Secrets & lies: digital security in a networked world
No. 23
Program Design practices
The practice of Programming
No. 24
Website Reconstruction
Designing with web standards
No. 25
Parts
Peopleware: productive projects and teams, 2nd Edition
No. 26
The Code Book: The Science of secrecy from your ent Egypt to quantum cryptography
No. 27
Windows Programming
Programming windows, 5th edition
No. 28
Mac OS X: the missing manual, Panther Edition
No. 29
The Elements of Style, 4th edition
No. 30
Big it defeat
In search of stupidity: over 20 years of high-tech marketing disasters
No. 31
Godel, Escher, Bach: An eternal golden braid
No. 32
Service-Oriented Architecture: a field guide to integrating XML and web services
No. 33
Head first Java, 2nd Edition
No. 34
Introduction to Algorithms
Introduction to algorithms, 2nd Edition
No. 35
A first look at SQL Server 2005 for developers
No. 36
Core Java 2, Volume 1: Fundamentals, 7th Edition
No. 37
UML essence: Concise tutorial on Standard Object Modeling Language
UML Distilled: a brief guide to the standard Object Modeling Language, 3rd Edition
No. 38
Expert Oracle, signature edition (one-on-one)
No. 39
Hacker exposure
Hacking exposed: network security secrets & Solutions, 5th edition
No. 40
Microsoft SharePoint: Building Office 2003 Solutions
No. 41
Valid Java Chinese Version
Valid Java programming language guide
No. 42
Joe celko's SQL for Smarties: Advanced SQL programming, 3rd Edition
No. 43
Enterprise Application Architecture Model
Patterns of enterprise application architecture
No. 44
Group Policy, profiles, and intellimirror for Windows 2003, Windows XP, and Windows 2000
No. 45
Application Cryptography
Applied cryptography: protocols, algorithms, and source code in C, 2nd Edition
No. 46
Refactoring-improving the design of existing code
Refactoring: improving the design of existing code (the Addison-Wesley Object Technology series)
No. 47
C # programming language details
The C # Programming Language
No. 48
Practical Guide to ADO. net
Pragmatic ADO. Net: Data Access for the Internet world
No. 49
Computer Network (version 4)
Computer Networks, 4th edition
No. 50
DNS and bind