I wish I had the time for writing an article like the link below. Pierre de Wulf (<a href="https://hashnode.com/@PierreDeWulf" class="user-mention" target="_blank" rel="noopener">@PierreDeWulf</a>) put together a list of the top 25 books for programmers. But beyond just a list, he explains the tools he used for the research - page scraping, data collection, and such. Good article in a lot of ways 😉
Read it <a target="_blank" href="https://www.best-books.dev/list/best-programming-books">here </a> and let me know if there are others you'd add to the list. ;-)
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I wish I had the time for writing an article like the link below. Pierre de Wulf (@PierreDeWulf) put together a list of the top 25 books for programmers. But beyond just a list, he explains the tools he used for the research - page scraping, data collection, and such. Good article in a lot of ways 😉

Read it  [here ](https://www.best-books.dev/list/best-programming-books) and let me know if there are others you'd add to the list. ;-)

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Top Books for the Programmer