Book-Review

Detailed Software Engineering Series: Part 1: All About Software Engineering: Part 1 (Science, Engineering and Mindset Part) Code Complete Book (Photo Credit: o’reilly) Book introduction “Code Complete” by Steve McConnell is a seminal book in the software development field, often considered a must-read for programmers of all levels. It is a huge book with 850+ pages. This book specially focuses on software construction (development and implementation) from years of experience of software engineers and several books. ...

Detailed Software Engineering Series: Part 1: All About Software Engineering: Part 1 (Science, Engineering and Mindset Part) Software Engineering at Google Book (Photo Credit: Software Engineering Daily) Book introduction “Software Engineering at Google: Lessons Learned from Programming Over Time” Curated by Titus Winters, Tom Manshrech & Hyrum Wright, Software Engineering at Google is a book that encapsulates the collective knowledge and practices of software engineering as experienced by Google. The book aims to provide insights into the strategies, tools, and cultural practices that have contributed to Google’s success in building and maintaining some of the world’s most complex and scalable software systems. ...

Detailed Software Engineering Series: Part 1: All About Software Engineering: Part 1 (Science, Engineering and Mindset Part) Software Engineering Books (Photo Credit: Myself) Book introduction “Modern Software Engineering” by David Farley is a comprehensive guide aimed at helping software engineers adopt best practices and methodologies to enhance their development processes. The book is divided into several parts, each focusing on a different aspect of modern software engineering. Each chapter builds on the previous ones, gradually introducing more complex concepts and practices. By combining timeless engineering principles with modern tools and methodologies, Farley provides a roadmap for building better software faster and more efficiently. ...

IKIGAI (Photo Credit: Google) Interestingly, most of the tips or information this book shared is the same as already described in our religion, Islam. In a nutshell I can say, if someone obeys and maintains our religion, Islam, in his/her life, then it is just a matter of time for him/her to be happy. Book introduction In Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life, written by Héctor García and Francesc Miralles, readers are taken on a journey to uncover the timeless wisdom of ikigai, a Japanese philosophy that centers on finding one’s purpose in life. Rooted in Japanese culture and particularly exemplified by the residents of Okinawa, the home to some of the longest-living people in the world. Ikigai is the idea that everyone has a unique reason for being, a driving force that fuels their happiness and fulfillment. ...

Atomic Habits (Photo Credit: Google) Book introduction “Atomic Habits,” originally published in 2018, is a best-selling book that has been translated into over 50 languages and sold millions of copies worldwide. Written by James Clear, in this book, he sets out to answer a fundamental question: how can we make meaningful change in our lives? His answer is simple yet profound by focusing on the small, seemingly insignificant habits that compound over time to create significant, lasting results. ...