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Any book suggestions?
I'm still waiting on copies of Code Complete 2 and the Extreme Programming Pocket Guide to arrive at my doorstep. As you can see on the right, I'm re-reading some parts of my MSIL book. I personally don't like to read books that are language specific. I love books on patterns and practices and .Net framework. Any suggestions on a great book out there I can pick up that you've read and would give a "must read" review? I wonder what the people who write books read in their spare time, if they have any spare time. If you're smart and dedicated enough to write a book, what are you reading? Anything?

Currently listening to: Astounded - Tantric
Posted 02-22-2005 6:04 AM by Raymond Lewallen
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Chris Wallace wrote re: Any book suggestions?
on 02-22-2005 6:14 AM
I enjoyed Coder to Developer by Mike Gundelroy. http://www.codertodeveloper.com/
Scott Allen wrote re: Any book suggestions?
on 02-22-2005 7:24 AM
I just started in on Patterns Of Enterprise Application Architecture. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0321127420/qid=1109085394. I'm looking forward to spending some time with this book.
Darrell wrote re: Any book suggestions?
on 02-22-2005 7:24 AM
Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture by Martin Fowler.
Ranjan wrote re: Any book suggestions?
on 02-22-2005 8:22 AM
Currently reading -
Agile Project management with Scrum - Ken Schwaber
Design Patterns Explained (Shalloway,Trott) - great book.
Also, re-reading Grady Booch in OO Analysis and Design with apps was fun last month. Maybe you can try these out.
JosephCooney wrote re: Any book suggestions?
on 02-22-2005 8:37 AM
PoEAA is by Martin Fowler is good.
Daniel Moth wrote re: Any book suggestions?
on 02-22-2005 2:58 PM
Looking at my recently read, very good (and language agnostic )books... "Maximizing .NET Performance" qualifies. I reviewed it on my blog:
http://www.danielmoth.com/Blog/2004/11/book-review.html

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