jumpstart books

Software Testing: Experience and lesson: I recommend this book if I only get a referral. The book is made up of a lot of seemingly scattered little bits of knowledge, but Abas. People who have really done the test for 2 years, pick it up, each with their own work to do the contrast, will have resonance or "so" feeling. The more work experience, the deeper the experience, is a often new, and can always guide your book. In a sense, it teaches testers that "speculative thinking" is the most importa

Original address: Reprint: 10 The best to get free books for the site author: Dongtao Today on the Internet to see this top Ten best Places-Get free Books, feel very good, and everyone to share:1.Find Popular public Domain Works with the Gutenberg Project Top ListMore than 20000 of books are available for download, flat and offer a book leaderboard. 2. Exchange u

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 can cover a lot of things. ” Many programmers respond by writing their own comments wh

[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 architect path: JavaProgramElectronic copies of 15 required books As a Java programmer, the most painful thing is that you can choose a wide range of books, you can read too many books, and it is often easy to get at a loss. I want to select some technical books I have read and recommend them to you in the order

Recommended for Android development books: From Getting started to mastering the series Learning Route book IntroductionTransferred from: http://blog.csdn.net/findsafety/article/details/52317506Many times we will continue to receive questions from beginners, "What are the classic introductory materials and learning routes for Android?" "," What are the recommendations for the Android Development starter tutorial? "And so on, we repeatedly answer these

I cannot provide guidance from a famous teacher, but I want to find the best books and learn from the best books. I can make some compensation. Of course, it is best to take the initiative to seek guidance from mentor and professional personnel. Classic books have one feature: they are well-detailed, popular, theoretical, and informative. Recommended

I have tried it many times in ubuntu10.10 and Red Hat Enterprise 6, and there are compilation errors! The final change is to miniora 9 in the mini2440 user manual, which indicates that the establishment of the development environment is related to the system. Some online users say that the GCC versions of the two systems are too new, but I tried the GCC compiler of the earlier version, the problem persists! Refer to the arm development environment for building QT creator under fedora12 and port

(i) Language introduction:"C + + Primer"The latest version: the third edition (the fourth edition of the foreign shelves, some domestic online bookstores are also in the booking)Suitable for rich C experience, lack of C + + experience. But personally I have always thought that this book with too strong C-language traces, for C + + learning is not necessarily a good thing."The C + + programming Language"/"C + + programming language"Latest Version: Third Edition special editionAbbreviated to TC++P

Article 1Some people asked me how to learn C ++ well. I have no other way to give it to you. The only way is to read and read a large number of books. C ++ should be used as a daily language rather than a programming language. Someone asked me again, so what books should I read? What if there is no time? I can only tell you that if you don't have time, don't learn C ++ and do what you like to do. C ++ is eq

I used to see what someone else sorted on the Internet: Classic Books in various computer languages 1. Java Java programming language (Third edition) --- four famous Java books ---- James Gosling (father of Java) Java programming ideology (version 2nd) ---- four famous Java books ---- Bruce Eckel Java programming ideology (version 3rd) ---- four famous Java

Java (http://www.javaeye.com) Fan Kai (http://robbin.javaeye.com) As a Java programmer, the most painful thing is that you can choose a wide range of books, you can read too many books, and it is often easy to get at a loss. I want to select some technical books I have read and recommend them to you in the order of study, especially Java programmers who want to c

As a Java programmer, the most painful thing is that you can choose a wide range of books, you can read too many books, and it is often easy to get at a loss. I want to select some technical books I have read and recommend them to you in the order of study, especially Java programmers who want to continuously improve their technical skills. In this list of recomm

Nine open source books that must be viewed by C ++ for efficient programmingGuideBooks are subjective and private, and programming books are no exception. However, regardless of the style, focus, or rhythm of C ++ programming books, a good book can always lead readers through a fascinating journey and reveal the programming language capabilities, it also shows re

11 Book Developer data structure project management programmingabsrtact: for a programmer, in the school can not learn much work in the real needs of the knowledge, only in the work to accumulate and read some excellent books, the practice and theory together to better work. Especially in today's technology development and change, each developer should take the initiative to read books to learn programming

Time limit for organizing books:MS | Memory limit:65535 KB Difficulty:5 Describe Xiao Ming is a book Stork ape, he has a lot of books piled together on the shelves, each stack of books are placed horizontally, and each stack of books is ordered is a whole, not separate, (can imagine the shelf is a straight line), but these

Copyright belongs to the author.Commercial reprint please contact the author for authorization, non-commercial reprint please specify the source.ScarvitLinks: https://www.zhihu.com/question/20410487/answer/15055637Source: KnowStage 1"Essential C + +": http://download.csdn.net/detail/jerryjbiao/4144693This is a little but practical introduction to C + + books, emphasizing the quick start and understanding of C + + programming. This book focuses on a se

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 are reading into four categories, each categorized into elementary, advanced, and high-lev

Yesterday I saw an interesting post on stackexchange: Why do people use programming technology books? (Why do people use programming books?). I am going to share my thoughts with you today. When I wrote this article, this post ranked second among the top questions in the stackexchange group. The author's question is as follows: I found that when someone asks how to program, someone else usually provides him

Original URL: http://www.cnblogs.com/xmphoenix/archive/2012/03/27/2420044.htmlThe biggest puzzle of Linux-driven learning is the lack of books, the most common book on the market is "Linux_device_driver 3rd Edition", this is a very classic book, but the east of Linux is too large, This focus on real-world books can only stay in the basic interface introduction, more in-depth east can only rely on our own gr