#Book Review
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Web API: The Good Parts
A review of Web API: The Good Parts. A standard book to read first when learning how to design web APIs. Covering the basics of API design, such as endpoint design and how to return responses, it is one you will want to reread whenever you are unsure about a design.
Introduction to React: Component-Based Web Frontend Development
A review of Introduction to React. A book for learning the basics of React, which builds web frontends from components. It suits those new to React in grasping the foundations; more advanced, production-level topics are best supplemented with other books.
Understanding UML from Scratch: A Beginner''s Guide
A review of Understanding UML from Scratch. As the title says, an introductory book for beginners about to learn UML. It gently explains the main diagram types and how to draw them, well suited for taking your first step in expressing designs with UML.
Readable Code - Simple and Practical Techniques for Writing Better Code
A review of The Art of Readable Code. A standard book that explains what makes code readable, with concrete techniques for naming, comments, control flow, and more. From the view that code is read far more than it is written, it offers practical guidance.
Globis MBA Critical Thinking
A review of Globis MBA Critical Thinking. A book for learning critical thinking practically, through plenty of exercises. By working through problems, you build the basics of reasoning logically and drawing well-structured conclusions.
Logical Thinking
A review of Logical Thinking. A book for learning the basics of logical and critical thinking. The thinking skills it builds apply broadly, and although it is an older book, it is one you will want to keep on your shelf as a textbook.