The book ‘Framework Design Guidelines’ is high on many .NET programmer’s recommended reading lists, so I decided to finally try it out. To me, it scored bad points for its awfully long subtitle (Conventions, Idioms, and Patterns for Reusable .NET Libraries — Microsoft .NET Development Series). We’ll refer to it as FDGCIPRNL as a form [...]
As a companion the the iWoz book, I also read Revoltution in The Valley – The Insanely Great Story of How the Mac Was Made. It was not a page-turner like “iWoz”, but just as interesting to read. Just like with the book by Woz, I already knew some of its contents — this time by accidentally [...]
I recently read this book by Steve Wozniak: iWoz. It’s an exceptionally interesting biography, if you care for technology and some personal computing history. I listened to Wozniak via IT Conversations before (it’s the highest rated talk over there), so I already knew some of the anecdotes and developments, but the humor and engaging style of the [...]
I’ve been reading my “Agile web development with Rails” book, which I bought at FOSDEM in early 2006. It had been lying around half-unread every since. Of course, by now the latest Rails releases have deprecated some stuff that’s recommended in the book, but almost everything is still compatible. Trying out the examples in [...]
Ik heb dit boek van Godfried Bomans na jaren opnieuw gelezen (en ervan genoten).
I have read this crazy ebook by Why the lucky stiff, about the Ruby programming language.
Ik heb dit boek van Simon Joinson net gelezen, en het is een aanrader om een goed algemeen beeld te krijgen van fotografie en digitale technieken.
I have read (and enjoyed) the book ‘Effective C#’ by Bill Wagner.
The book ‘Test-Driven Development in Microsoft .NET’ is a good introduction to the topic.
Dit boek heb ik zopas uitgelezen, en terecht!