I have always wanted to learn and use Play Framework and there have been previous attempts which I have blogged before, but recently I have got an opportunity to review the latest book “Learning Play! Framework 2” by Packt publications…. Read More ›
Books
Book review: Confessions of a Public Speaker by Scott Berkun
Who among us has never feared speaking in front of a crowd- no matter how large the crowd be? We all have felt the fear, few of us overcome the fear to emerge as great speakers and few of us… Read More ›
Book Review: NoSQL Distilled
Note: This was reviewed by me here first, before reproducing the same content in the blog post below. More of my similar review can be found here. This is a must read book for all those who have worked with… Read More ›
Book Review: Oracle ADF Real World Developer’s Guide
Oracle Adf Real World Developer’s Guide is the latest book on ADF Framework developed by Oracle. ADF Framework provides declarative way to develop Java based Enterprise Applications. There are a few previous books on Oracle ADF which showed how to develop… Read More ›
Coding Horror Book on HyperInk
Jeff Atwood announced about his new book its actually a book made from his blog posts on Coding Horror. I immediately tried to purchase it from HyperInk but due to some payment glitches I couldnt make the purchase. I contacted… Read More ›
Book Review: Scala for the Impatient
The book covers almost all of the concepts in Scala in a very concise format. More emphasis on learning by doing. Lot of exercise problems at the end of each chapter. It is highly recommended to try them out. The… Read More ›
Book Review: Clean Code by Robert Martin
Clean Code is all about the code already written, about the code you write and about the code to be written. If you are fan of Robert Martin’s books and his articles then you wouldn’t have missed this one. For those… Read More ›
Book Review: Test Driven Development by Example, Kent Beck
Test Driven Development by Example authored by Kent Beck covers the following: Writing Unit test backed code, takes teeny-tiny steps towards adding new code. Creating a test framework for running the tests- again by using TDD. Patterns related to Test… Read More ›
Book Review: Code Simplicity
I got to know about Code Simplicity: The Science of Software Development book via some O’Reilly promotion and bought an eBook for some $6 or Re. 300. Some good points: The most obvious good thing about this book is that… Read More ›
Books to read for the month of April
I have a few interesting titles lined up for this month: Test-Driven Development by Example, Kent Beck – Learning TDD by example, a fairly small book which gives me a lot of motivation to read it. The Java EE 6… Read More ›
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