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This is a list I’ll maintain of books you need to either read; either you will learn from them, or you will confirm that you have already mastered their contents.
The Pragmatic Programmer: From Journeyman to Master
Read the Pragmatic Programmer.
It’s hard to over-sell this book. If you know and live everything in this book, then I definitely want to hire you.
Software Foundations is published online. It’s pretty amazing. It’s both a study of the foundations of programming languages, a use of Coq (“an industrial-strength proof assistant), and a more advanced introduction to functional programming. The book is aimed at Ph.D. students and researchers, but should be understandable by someone at the upper end of the undergraduate level.
Here’s a collection of solutions to the exercises in the book: https://github.com/dragonwasrobot/software-foundations-exercises
This is a list of blogs I’ve read. I’m keeping the list roughly sorted by last-update time, so blogs that are infrequently updated are nearer the bottom (and blogs updated less often than say six months just fall off the bottom).
2012
December
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November
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October
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September
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