As a qualified ThoughtWorker, I am embarrassed to say hello to others if I do not read dozens of books every year. From the perspective of reading, I am really not a qualified ThoughtWorker. But it doesn't matter. If you find the problem, you have to solve it. I have read two or three books since 2013. According to this frequency, the goal of the 30 books this year should not be a problem. But in the face of huge books, which books are worth reading? Especially for technical books, there are a wide variety of different types of books. As a qualified programmer, This is often the case.
Don't worry, ThoughtWorks has launched the "ThoughtWorks Dev book Roadmap" considering these issues. Thanks to Longjun and Zhangyi for their contributions.
Please note that some recommended books are listed here, and some omissions are inevitable. You can use these books as a guide to bring you into the ocean of knowledge. Standing on the shoulders of others can be further viewed.
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Posted
Huang Bowen Feb 18th, 2013
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