Current Reading List
This page contains books I’m currently reading and the books I recommend, though I will probably not update it too diligently (last update-30’th of December, 2011). I have also stopped buying the dead-tree variety of books, and read on my iPad. Finally, note that reading is not enough, you also have to do things.
Current Reading List
Books I Recommend
I still can’t relay say that I finished this book. I still need to find a quite afternoon to finish it. But, it is an excellent book, there is much Zen in it.
I think it’s a good book. I haven’t read many self-help book, and I generally dislike the entire genre. The 7 habits, however, is a serious book that doesn’t promise any shortcuts - it doesn’t promise easy solutions to anything, and I like that. I disagree with a couple of things, but it’s a good read.
- Peopleware: Productive Projects and Teams / Tom DeMarco & Timothy Lister
This is book is recommended by many people, and now by myself as well. It’s a great book about managing people who get payed to think. It’s a great read even for regular programmers like myself. It’s a small book with plenty of fun stories. Highly recommended.
This is a book about designing web sites to be usable. It’s a very quick read
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large fonts, plenty of pictures. Nonetheless, I think it’s worth the money. A day after finishing the book I happened to show my mom the blog of our honeymoon, and I immediately noticed the many flaws I made when designing the blog.
This is the second book by Murakami-san I’ve read. Like the first one (The
Wind-Up Bird Chronicle), it is quite surrealistic. I can say that I really liked it, even though I
disagreed with many of the overly-simplistic pacifistic messages Murakami
tried to convey. Next I need to read Norwegian Wood (done).
