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Books Our Developers Should Read

Republished from blog.iterate.no with the permission of my co-author, Morten Berg, and later updated. There are a few books that every developer in Iterate...

0 replies - 2551 views - 03/19/13 by Jakub Holý in Articles

Experiences with the book club

Once a week, or anyway at periodical intervals, my whole team participates in a meeting to discuss a chapter of a technical book, or a rather long article,...

0 replies - 3415 views - 02/07/13 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles

The 12 Best Books I Read in 2012

What would we do without “Best Of” lists at the end of the year? I have been playing World of Goo because I found it on a list of Best Android Games. Soon...

4 replies - 15415 views - 01/23/13 by Jurgen Appelo in Articles

Book Review: The Phoenix Project

I am not going to do a ton of book reviews on this blog (I have one more planned for next month). I’ll only bother posting reviews of books that I believe...

0 replies - 1317 views - 01/18/13 by Jez Humble in Articles

10 Books To Make You Smarter (And A Better Worker)

Ten of the best books from the Deathray Research bibliography. Guaranteed to make you smarter about software engineering and the world. Inspired by the...

0 replies - 29339 views - 07/16/12 by Larry White in Articles

The DevOps Reading List: 10 Books & Blogs You Should Be Reading

When you’re doing research and planning application development, it’s always useful to learn from the stories and experience of your peers. Your...

2 replies - 10016 views - 06/25/12 by Brian Whalley in Articles

Core JavaServer Faces (3rd Edition) - A Review

0 replies - 2622 views - 11/14/11 by Manuel Jordan in Book Reviews

Ask DZ: What Book Do You Think Every Programmer Should Read?

Do you ever think about all the great books for programmers, and then form your opinion on the one book that every programmer should read?  Maybe a...

18 replies - 13873 views - 10/31/11 by John Esposito in Articles

Pro JPA 2 Mastering the Java Persistence API

0 replies - 4075 views - 09/30/11 by Manuel Jordan in Book Reviews

Lucene in Action, Second Edition: Covers Apache Lucene 3.0

0 replies - 4294 views - 08/21/11 by Manuel Jordan in Book Reviews

The Kindle is ready for programmers

Disclaimer: I am in no way affiliated with Amazon. I recently received a Kindle as a gift and substituted my ebook reader with it. In this article I talk about...

14 replies - 25562 views - 05/31/11 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles

Discussing the Undiscussable: Book Review

I came across the work of Chris Argyris at the start of the year and in a twitter conversation with Benjamin Mitchell he suggested that Bill Noonan’s...

0 replies - 3052 views - 05/13/11 by Mark Needham in Articles

Java Information Links - A collaborative initiative by Java Developers

Recently a bunch of Java enthusiasts got together to start collating useful links that we come across while working on day to day stuff. We have made an effort...

0 replies - 504 views - 12/28/10 by Suresh Murthy in Announcements

The Art of Unit Testing in Java - Early Access Book Review

0 replies - 5820 views - 08/26/10 by Jörg Buchberger in Book Reviews

Death by buzzwords

We'll start in media res, with a pair of quotes:The design viewpoint expresses the logical components and their structural relationships. It also expresses...

1 replies - 6675 views - 06/08/10 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles