Books every software engineer must read in 2023.

Here are some excellent books every software engineer should be reading in 2023!

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[tomsaju]

Books I would recommend are
1. The Elements of Computing Systems: Building a Modern Computer from First Principles by Noam Nisan and Shimon Schocken - explains how a computer works. It starts from a basic nand gate and builds layer after layer and at the end you have made a complete computer with an os (also everything is done in software).
2. Androids by Chet Haase - not a tutorial book, might enjoy If you are interested to know the early story of creating android os.
3. Hands-On Machine Learning with Scikit-Learn, Keras, and TensorFlow, 2nd Edition by Aurélien Géron - Helps to learn and explore the machine learning landscape. Good for beginners and every concept explained in an interesting manner.

[ercntreras]

As a Dev and musician, I loved your studio. As always nice informative video, thanks Utsav!!

[FurfelOfficial]

Clean Architecture is very theoretical. What I would suggest as a practical addition is Unit Testing by Vladimir Khorikov - despite the name it's not only about unit testing.

[kakashi_senpai]

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[PaulDeveaux]

Great content as usual. I would love to see your method for actually reading technical books to get the most out of them.

[john_doe_]

Utsav can u pls make a video on what a software engineer should focus on in the first 3-5 yrs of their career in order to grow exponentially

[keshavsaraogi]

this will go down as one of the most useful videos for current/aspiring software engineer

[souravmojumder]

Domain-Driven Design: Tackling Complexity in the Heart : As i continue to read this book in bits and pieces & am able to join the dots. Clean code .. solid principles .. KISS .. YAGNI .. CQRS .. Event driven architectures .. all are somehow interconnected ..
its a complex book .. And honestly i read the same pages multiple times until i actually get what the author has to say..
this book will also test your patience!! :P

[shantohossain]

Reading the Grokking Algorithms Book and got notification for this video!
Grokking Algorithms is the best book for beginners

[randaldavis]

don't forget disaster recovery, geolocation and being ready to replace major sections for updates/capacity/changing tech. Getting it built is only half the battle, keeping it running, maintained and upgraded in production is the other half.

[muzikjay]

Another book I love is “Code: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software” by Charles Petzold

[Souljacker]

Love your books recommendations. Keep em coming!

[skyhappy]

Books in my to read list:
1. Mythical Man Month
2. The Pragmatic Programmer

[brynner]

Wow, I literally searched this up yesterday but was thinking “ Man, if only Utsav made one for 2023”. And look, here you are! Thank you for spreading your knowledge!

[cristiancastro]

Make a video on recommended books on programming languages. Great video!!

[jumbocat]

The only channel where I find watching sponsored section of the video interesting and not skip it.
Thank you Utsav for providing us with quality content. :))

[rranga]

Thanks for another awesome video. I have started sharing your videos with my friends and it has a great impact.🙏🙏🙇🏾‍♂️🙇🏾‍♂️

[amrmusharrafa]

Good collection of so essential books for who interested in tech and programming in 2023

[redstoica]

Great list, would love to hear what you think about Operating System books