What's your favorite book on web development? 📖

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[Duc Nguyen Thanh]

the truth is I rarely read books, I mainly look up documents on the internet

[@whereisthebug]

True! In my case, I've read a couple of books many years ago, but all of them are already obsolete. That's the problem with many books about software development, many of the have an expire date.

[Ben Halpern]

High Performance Browser Networking was very influential for me.

It's a few years old, but the fundamentals are still true as ever.

Also Thomas about this quickie post: Did you edit these tags in yourself? As this is experimental we're trying to see about auto-tagging (which is not live yet) in order to simplify posting. Just wondering if you went in and self-tagged here?

[Thomas Bnt]

Cool book, already seen him but never read that.

I edited the quickie post to adding some tags

[Ben Halpern]

Ilya Grigorik was doing a book signing at an O'Reilly conference I attended, so I had the autographed book — then lost it on a plane.

Getting this book autographed is maybe the nerdiest thing I've ever done.

[Thomas Bnt]

ohh sad for the book!

[Alex]

Code that fits in your head Will be useful for everybody, not only web.

[Thomas Bnt]

oh thanks!

[Bntstr]

Eloquent JavaScript

[Thomas Bnt]

Oh nice! thanks!

[Zbigniew Lipka]

Clean Code: A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship

[Peter Vivo]

Bible - endless source of perfect praying technic to my code works well.

[Thomas Bnt]

Thanks! 🙌

[Insaf uddin]

i don't have