A selection of books from the sale at the publishing house Peter (Category Sales)
Today is the last day. sell-off Peter's publishing house, and I bought a whole bunch of books that you might be interested in.
Books that I have read and just need on the shelf
- Distributed data. Algorithms of modern information storage systems - ~~virginally~~ In English, this book by Alex Petrov was called Database Internals. (1 and 2)And so do we. debate "Code of Architecture" podcast
- The Mythical Man-Month, or How Software Systems Are Created - classic Frederick Brooks.She is celebrating her anniversary next year. Frederick died. 2 A book about his adventures as an IBM manager in the creation of the OS.360 He still lives. By the way, this is where catchphrases such as “Nine women will not have a child in a month” or “If the project does not meet the deadline, the addition of labor will delay it even more.” I used to. told book
- Safe and reliable systems: Best Design, Implementation and Maintenance Practices at Google This book is called Building Secure and Reliable Systems. told about her. This book Written on Google as a continuation seriesamong which were SRE Book and SRE Workbook. But if there was a focus on reliability in those books, then this book combines reliability and security together. The main message of the authors of the book is that neither reliability nor security can be easily added to a system if it was originally created without considering these concepts.
Books I haven't read yet
- Readme. The harsh realities of developers - a book about the everyday life of developers and engineering practices, which are now the de facto standard. If the book comes in, I will read it. 18- to the summer son that went This year in the direction of game design (I finally started reading programming books.)
- Software: Mistakes and Compromises in Software Development - this book bribed me with its second chapter, which is called "Code Duplication Isn't Always Bad." If the book meets my expectations, I plan to show it to managers that are too fond of the ideas of children’s designers and reuse of code.
- Game Design: How Games Are Created This book is about game design, about which I have read and written a lot before. (1, 2, 3)And now I will study it in more detail:)
- Continuous Delivery Continuous Delivery I’m pretty good at CI/CD, but I want to read more about it in very simple examples, again, if the book turns out to be good, I can recommend it to beginners. (Like my oldest son.)
- Continue to develop functional programming years 10 I went back to Coursera. 5 Courses in FP, where we discussed Scheme, Racket, Scala and other esoteric programming languages. I've never used them in the market, but I want to take care of them again - suddenly I'll start to understand them a little better.
- Design for developers I read a lot of books about design for designers. (1, 2, 3)And here I want to see how it is presented by the developer. n
- Career Software Engineering Manager. Effective management of the software development team As part of the work on the book about engineering management, it is useful to study other sources.
- Product manager career. Everything you need to know to be successful in a technology company It’s good for engineers to think about products now, especially if you’re not working in a gallery, you’re making products. And for a development manager, this is already vital, for example, I have already written about books on this topic: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
- API design patterns - I like patterns, I like good APIs, plus I liked the table of contents. I decided to buy it, and if the book does not disappoint, I will make it an interesting review:)
- Pure Python. Subtleties of programming for pros - I've been over six months. deciding Problems in Leetcode using Python 3. I used to use Python before. 2But even then it was mine. 3-4 language from the available set by frequency of use. That's why I decided to pick up the book and fill up the Python way as I read it:)
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