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9 Books for Writing Good Code (Readability and Refactoring)
A reading list of 9 books for writing readable, change-tolerant code: the basics of readability, improvement through refactoring, facing complexity, and a couple of titles to widen your view. Each entry links to its full review.
Street Coder
A review of Street Coder. A book that shares tips useful in the field (the street), told with jokes. Spanning algorithms, testing, and refactoring to security and performance optimization, it concretely shows how to face real-world challenges, offering something for beginners and veterans alike.
How to Write Code That Fits in the Brain: Rules and Techniques for Avoiding Complexity and Ensuring Sustainability
A review of How to Write Code That Fits in the Brain. A book that shares practical practices for writing code that fits in a person's working memory. Centered on field-honed rules of thumb rather than cognitive-science theory, it offers concrete techniques for avoiding complexity and keeping code sustainable.