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Explore Stack InternalHonestly, there are a few programming books that I read as avidly as one usually reads a novel. Just look for the most interestingmost interesting ones, and reading them will not be a problem at all.
Don't just limit yourself to exclusively technical books; a lot of interesting books about programming are interviews, essays, success stories, things like that. I find those extremely fascinating and still informative. They might be a good starting point for you.
Honestly, there are a few programming books that I read as avidly as one usually reads a novel. Just look for the most interesting ones, and reading them will not be a problem at all.
Don't just limit yourself to exclusively technical books; a lot of interesting books about programming are interviews, essays, success stories, things like that. I find those extremely fascinating and still informative. They might be a good starting point for you.
Honestly, there are a few programming books that I read as avidly as one usually reads a novel. Just look for the most interesting ones, and reading them will not be a problem at all.
Don't just limit yourself to exclusively technical books; a lot of interesting books about programming are interviews, essays, success stories, things like that. I find those extremely fascinating and still informative. They might be a good starting point for you.
Honestly, there are a few programming books that I read as avidly as one usually reads a novel. Just look for the most interesting ones, and reading them will not be a problem at all.
Don't just limit yourself to exclusively technical books; a lot of interesting books about programming are interviews, essays, success stories, things like that. I find those extremely fascinating and still informative. They might be a good starting point for you.
