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Programming Patterns.
This classic book introduces the concept of design patterns, which are reusable solutions to commonly occurring problems in software design. It covers 23 design patterns and provides detailed examples of their implementation.
Discusses techniques for improving the design of existing code without changing its functionality. It covers topics such as refactoring smells, code smells, and refactoring patterns.
Discusses the principles and practices of DevOps. It covers topics such as agile development, continuous delivery, and site reliability engineering.
Provides practical advice on how to write effective Java code. It covers topics such as object-oriented design, concurrency, and performance.
Provides a comprehensive guide to unit testing. It covers topics such as unit testing best practices, test-driven development, and mocking.
Discusses the principles and practices of continuous delivery. It covers topics such as automated build and deployment, continuous testing, and release management.
Provides a comprehensive guide to building microservices. It covers topics such as microservice architecture, development techniques, and deployment strategies.
Introduces the concept of domain-driven design, which software design approach that focuses on the core domain of a software application.
Provides a comprehensive guide to writing clean code. It covers topics such as naming conventions, code organization, and error handling.
Provides practical advice on how to become a more effective software developer. It covers topics such as career development, software development best practices, and ethical issues.
Introduces the concept of clean architecture, which software architecture pattern that promotes separation of concerns and testability.
Provides a comprehensive overview of agile principles, patterns, and practices. It covers topics such as agile values and principles, user stories, test-driven development, and continuous integration.
Provides a more accessible introduction to design patterns than the previous book. It uses a conversational tone and humor to make the material more engaging.
Discusses patterns for enterprise application architecture. It covers topics such as presentation patterns, business logic patterns, and data access patterns.
Provides a comprehensive introduction to the Java programming language. It covers topics such as object-oriented programming, data structures, and algorithms.
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