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so i'm a beginner web developer, let me ask you:
is it stupid of me to read things like "you don't know js" books in my free time?
or should i just read general entertainment books in free time?
i'm pretty fit, have a gf, a job sort of, i'm on the right track, don't see what else i should do in my free time
>is it stupid of me to learn more about something I already know something about
No. Follow your passion.
thanks man, it's the type of encouragement i needed
>meme tier
>Cringe
What kind of retard nigger would buy something like this?
Each to their own I guess, how about this?
I found it very interesting...
Or this?
Currently on this and enjoying it half way through.
A good story well told...
Havent tried this but it is on my list next...
You need to be reading technical books and learning skills, living in fantasy land isn't going to help at all.
gay thread is gay
>T. faggot who adds nothing to the conversation
Thats a good point, don't work in the field in a technical way anymore so my books for learning have a different focus.
These are what I read for fun...
is it normal for technical books to be a grind at times? for example if it's new stuff and a field you don't have a lot of experience in.
Yes
yes, very normal in any field.
Don't expect to understand it all on first reading.
but le leet haxorz is not meme-tier?
Evenicle
>bunnie
All books that are philosophy, style, history are subjective fluff and suck. The only thing that helps are books about language features, algorithms and math,
Good book.
The type of people that need to read this book are the type of people that don't read.
This + the videos and assignments from the CMU course
Managers if a brainlet hasn't read it
A good book, but I was super disappointed about non-technical that book is. It's more about manufacturing and business than anything else.
What do you know, it's also literally free
if it's free then link
Yeah, but it is still a good book
I bought and read Olson's book when it came out.
Writtten by
there's a two book set on html/css and JS by Jon Duckett that is pretty good. He's coming out with a PHP/MySQL book this fall too.
I have both of these
Finished neither.