The collection grows!

This is the full list. Those using screen readers might want to make a coffee first...

• Writing An Interpreter In Go - Thorsten Bell
• Writing A Compiler In Go - Thorsten Bell
• Computers And Quantity Surveyors - Adrian J Smith
• Digital Design Using VHDL - Dally, Harting, Aamodt
• VHDL By Example - Blaine C Readler
• The ZX Spectrum ULA - Chris Smith
• Design An RP2040 Board With KiCad - Jo Hinchcliffe, Ben Everard
• High-Level Languages And Their Compilers - Des Watson
• The Unix Programming Environment - Kernighan, Pike
• The C Programming Language (2nd ed) - Kernighan, Ritchie
• C Style: Standards and Guidelines - David Straker
• Variations In C - Steve Schustack
• C For Engineers - Edward Arnold
• Software Engineering In C - Darnell, Margolis
• Programming Abstractions In C - Eric S Roberts
• The Little Book Of Pointers - Huw Collingbourne
• Illustrating ANSI C (revised ed) - Donald Alcock
• C++ All-In-One For Dummies - John Paul Mueller, Jeff Cogswell
• An Introduction To Programming And Problem Solving With Pascal (2nd ed) - Schneider, Weingart, Perlman
• Advanced Programming And Problem Solving With Pascal (2nd ed) - Schneider, Bruell
• Data Structures Using Pascal - Tenenbaum, Augenstein
• Programming For Change With Pascal - David J Robson
• Recursion With Pascal - J S Rohl
• Oh! Pascal! (3rd ed) - Doug Cooper
• Programming Psion Computers - Leigh Edwards
• Introduction To Microprocessors - Levelthal
• The 8086 Book - Rector, Alexy
• Assembly Language For Intel-Based Computers - Kip R Irvine
• Computer Organisation And Assembly Language Programming for IBM PCs and Compatibles (2nd ed) - Michael Thorne
• Working Effectively With Legacy Code - Michael C Feathers
• The Basics Of Hacking And Penetration Testing (2nd ed) - Patrick Engebretson
• Computers And Early Books - Mansell
• The Amstrad CPC464 Manual
• The Sinclair ZX Spectrum Manual
• 30 Hour Basic (standard edition) - Clive Prigmore

#shelfie #golang #compilers #pascal #programming #programmingbooks #retrocomputing #vhdl #psion

Finished reading Tobias Petry’s free #sql book: „Next-level Database Techniques For Developers”

It’s short and nicely arranged. I just wish it had MSSQL next to Postgres and MySQL inside. In any case I highly recommend it.

#database #programmingbooks

Books with brains and personality. Whether you're scripting, analyzing, securing, or just exploring, we publish the kinds of tech books that stand out and stay useful.

#python #hacking #datascience #programmingbooks #linux #books #techeducation #bookstodon

"Modern Perl" è un libro sul linguaggio perl, leggibile gratuitamente online.
Ho letto i primi capitoli e mi sembra una risorsa interessante da condividere. Ne abbiamo parlato (poco) su "Hello World", MUC amicə del GUUF.

"Perl was developed by Larry Wall in 1987 as a general-purpose Unix scripting language to make report processing easier."

#unix #unixITA #linuxITA #guufITA #guufXMPP #fedilug #perl #programming #programmingbooks #perl #helloworldxmpp

https://www.modernperlbooks.com/books/modern_perl_2016/

Here are two programming books that I remember fondly and imparted much bigger things than their main topic. These are not recent, but their value never disappeared.

Mastering Regular Expressions by Jeffrey E.F. Friedl. Such a clear demonstration of how understanding how something works amplifies the value you can get from it. I never needed to write all that many regular expressions, but by getting a solid foundation of their mechanics, I feel confident when I have to.

Code Generation in Action by Jack Herrington. A very nice reminder that when you are writing a code, you can also write code to help you write the code. Every time I hear someone talk about using an LLM for "boilerplate", I want to say "You know you can write a little script to do it?" Sometimes I even need my own reminder that I can just write code to do something ancillary to whatever my real goal is.

#programming #ProgrammingBooks

Anyone want some old Insider Macintosh books? Probably moving soon and don’t really want to hold onto these. SF Bay Area preferred.

#InsideMacintosh #MacProgramming #SanJose #ProgrammingBooks

New blog post:

30,656 Pages of Books About the .NET Ecosystem: C#, Blazor, ASP.NET, & T-SQL

When I learned lean software development, I abandoned year-long planning at work and at home. This year, I broke my rule...

Continue reading: https://kerrick.blog/articles/2025/thirty-thousand-pages-of-books-about-the-dotnet-ecosystem/

#Books #Reading #NewYearsResolution #DotNET #CSharp #Blazor #ASPNET #TSQL #FullStack #SoftwareDevelopment #ProgrammingBooks #LearningToCode #WebDevelopment #EnterpriseSoftware #TechBooks #CodeNewbie #CodingJourney #DeveloperLife

Rare to find resources on a newer programming language. Discover #Ziglang with this new book!

Perfect for beginners, it's an engaging guide to a language that's revolutionizing development tools and gaining traction in top companies. #IndieAuthors #lowlevel #ProgrammingBooks

https://pedropark99.github.io/zig-book/ by @pedropark99

A great #HackerNews thread with book recommendations for #softwareengineers that's actually relevant as of September, 2024.

https://buff.ly/3ZzJ20S

#learntocode #devcommunity #books #codingbooks #programmingbooks #learnprogramming #softwareengineering