After banging my head multiple times in attempts to learn design patterns from various online resources I finally found one that taught me well.
The Irregular Journal of a Pseudo-Random Software Engineer
After banging my head multiple times in attempts to learn design patterns from various online resources I finally found one that taught me well.
Sapiens is an excellent read for history buffs and anyone who has ever been curious about the fundamental questions regarding humanity for which answers are hard to get. The book will challenge your most profound beliefs and probably change how you view humanity and life on earth.
No teaching alone can help you find nirvana. Words cannot convey the message of actions. Wisdom cannot be passed on, for it cannot be expressed in words. When it is, it’s not wisdom anymore but mere opinions.
Shoe Dog is the story of Nike’s shy and publicity-averse co-founder Phil Knight told in an almost exuberant writing style with a flair for the dramatic.
The story seems simple enough until new pieces of evidence are brought to light through the protagonist’s investigative adventures.
But when I received it as a gift from a dear friend and realized it would be a quick read, I moved it up on my list. It was not worth it.
I honestly do not see how excelling at writing the most optimal algorithm for a working elevator in under 30 mins is going to help me write bug-free web interfaces, mobile apps, or whatnot.
It’s safe to predict that this will be the best book I would read this year.
I cannot stop but wonder that last year around the same time I stood here not in serenity but fraught with anxiety.
I had my notions of a good parent, which I got from my own upbringing and cultural heritage. Positive Discipline is a book that re-enforces those notions and adds a few more valuable teachings.