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10 Must Read Software Engineering Books for Developers

10 Must Read Software Engineering Books for Developers

Here are 10 books you can read to become a better Software Engineer and Developer this year

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If you have worked as Software Engineer, a Developer or a Programmer then you may know that as software engineers, continuous learning is not just a goal --- it's a necessity.

From one task to another, from one project to another, there is always learning required. Many times you need to learn a new programming language or framework or library, or coding and designing.

And, when it comes to learning, nothing beats book.

Whether you're looking to refine your coding practices, master system design, or gain a deeper understanding of software architecture, the right books can offer insights and techniques to elevate your skills.

I know that we learn from our experience and books are great way to learn from other people's experience.

There is a limit how much you can learn from your own experience but if you start learning from other folk's experience then there is no limit.

And, books give glimpse of how experts think, what understand of they have on certain topics which matter most for software engineers and developers.

Earlier, I have shared best data structures and algorithms books, best system design books, best Docker and K8 resources, and today I am going to share the 10 books you can read to become a better software engineer and developer.

This article features ten essential books every software engineer should read, divided into five categories: General Advice, Coding, Software Architecture, Design Patterns, and Data Structures & Algorithms.

So what are we waiting for, let's start

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