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“Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs,” Abelson Harold, Sussman Gerald J.

“Algorithms in Java” by Robert Sedgwick, Kevin Wayne

“Enterprise Application Templates,” Martin Fowler

“Pearls of Programming,” John Bentley

“Subject-Driven Design (DDD). Structuring complex software systems”, Eric Evans

If you want your startup to be successful, you need to hire dedicated developers. They will work on your project for a certain period of …

This book is devoted to describing various systems of program syntax, analyzing the transition from a set of algorithms to program code. Considerable space is devoted to a discussion of the set of “elementary programs”

The author of this book took just one year to learn how to program, which is no small feat in itself. But Corey Althoff went further, and after learning how to program, he got a job as a developer at one of the most serious modern IT companies – Ebay. How did he do it?

Sedgwick and Wayne’s book Algorithms in Java is a classic reference guide that contains the requisite body of knowledge for the programmer in the field of algorithms accumulated over the past few decades

This book is the ABCs of computer technology. Step by step the author acquaints the reader with the essence of coding information, tells about the …

Few books about computers have had such a notable impact on software development management as The Human Factor. The unique insight of this book, which has maintained its position on the bestseller list for many

Programmers are not very public people, many work alone or in small groups. And the most important and interesting part of their work is not visible to anyone, because it takes place in their heads. Peter Seibel, a writer-programmer, removes the veil of mystery from this profession.

Creating computer systems is far from straightforward. As their complexity increases, the processes of designing the corresponding software become more and more labor-intensive, with labor costs increasing exponentially. As in any profession, progress in programming is achieved solely by learning

Every programmer is first and foremost a human being, with his virtues and disadvantages. But at the same time, a programmer is an intellectual, a person constantly busy solving problems, analyzing requirements, fixing

The book “Algorithms. Construction and Analysis” succeeds in combining completeness of coverage and rigor of presentation. Many books on algorithms are rigorous, but suffer from a certain incompleteness; others cover a