Posts tagged "books"

Free Ruby on Rails 8 Interview Handbook

The Free Ruby on Rails 8 Interview Handbook is your small guide about Rails 8 for job interviews. This collection features 100 questions and detailed answers covering Rails 8's latest features and bes...

10.03.2025 0 Read More

Expectation 'Hired to Love' 🖤Reality DNS Rescue 😫

After a frustrating day dealing with a broken pipeline at work, all I wanted was to relax with a good story on Wattpad. 😌 I opened the app on my phone, and something strange happened. The home page...

05.05.2025 0 Read More

A Remarkable Story from 100 Years Ago You Should Know

Endurance: Shackleton's Incredible Voyage, What an amazing story! The writing was so engaging that I spent hours getting lost in the characters, their personalities, and especially the captain—his d...

18.03.2025 0 Read More

7 Must Read Tech Books for Experienced Developers and Leads in 2025

Disclosure: This post includes affiliate links; I may receive compensation if you purchase products or services from the different links provided in this article. Hello guys, if you are looking for so...

20.03.2025 0 Read More

Following the Rules is cool, but being a Rebel is Exhilarating!

‘5 Killer habits: Be a Rebel’ is a compelling book written by Sir Sree Krishna Seelam. This book is a guide for anyone who wants to succeed in their lives, by bringing small changes to their daily...

20.03.2025 0 Read More

Building a Winning Onboarding Strategy

A new entry to my reading log this time was: 90 Days to Success, written by Michael Watkins, is a book that presents a 10-step plan to achieve meaningful success during the first quarter in a new posi...

25.03.2025 0 Read More

💼 From Dev to Founder: 6 Books Every Developer-Turned-Entrepreneur Should Read

Let’s be real: as developers, we’re not just writing code, we’re building things.We ship side projects. We launch SaaS tools. We hack together MVPs on weekends. And somewhere along the way, we s...

26.03.2025 0 Read More

A minimum of books that should be read by a novice or experienced programmer

Below a small list of books that I can personally recommend for reading to all programmers, including beginners. As it usually happens that I bought, I sell it. Computer Science fundamentals ...

26.03.2025 0 Read More

Why is everyone but Game Designers writing about games?

Just yesterday, I finished reading «Games. The Key to Their Meaning»” by «Friedrich Georg Jünger» (quick note: this particular book hasn't yet been translated into English, but since I'm fluent...

29.03.2025 0 Read More

Modern Software Engineering Chapter 4–8 Summary

I recently finished reading Modern Software Engineering by Dave Farley and would like to share summaries of the five chapters I found most useful, especially for new software engineers. In my opinion,...