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Brandon Thomas
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Angel James
Have to reread though.
Adrian Foster
what is this ? A book on Xtreme programming?
Also this.
Carson Barnes
Nah, it's about structuring program, would say something like: design in the small.
Also: formal things like formatting and stuff.
Juan Roberts
Reading this right now.
Looking for more books on organising software components.
Kayden Jenkins
this book is shit but will get shill by CS fags to act like they are smart
Levi Taylor
It's literally a masterpiece. Learn math.
Hudson Myers
I like Tardos and Kleinberg.
Xavier Cooper
Why is this shit?
If you read and implemented every algorithm in that book you will have better understanding of programming parts of system software.
Carson Watson
Joseph Brown
good one.
Here is another of my favourite.
Henry Moore
Would Sedgewick's Algorithms 4e be better for a mathlet?
Aaron Bennett
Charles Evans
Would you nerds have any recommendations on good, exhaustive guide into SQL Server?
Hunter Young
Jordan Lee
Hard cover
Hardcore
Carter Green
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Chase Kelly
Unpopular opinion: Brian W. Kernighan is not a good writer. For me The C Reference Manual is much more readable and informative than K&R.
And for algos, there are a heap of books better than The Practice, it's still a good read though.
Wyatt Reyes
Trying to use de-DRM tools github.com
Any way to install these without Calibre? Or, is there a lightweight alternative?
Alexander Garcia
Most of the way into it. Should have it done by the end of the month. Shame it didn't come with labs like the R/S exam did.
Nathaniel Kelly
Jose Taylor
Download link?
Connor Thompson
too bad that cert is becoming retired in February
John Miller
CS in general is for mathlets and yes CLRS is absolute garbage only used in academia. For practical purposes Sedgewick's is good for a start
John King
In cases where some frameworks/API's are poorly documented SO is godsend though