Reading List

Here’s a list of books I’ve read and will be reading. The read ones are crossed. For more details on my reading journey, follow me on goodreads. You can also buy me a book

[ 2021 ]

• A promised land

[ 2020 ]

• Art direction on the web - Andy Clarke
• Refactoring UI
• Resilient Web Design - Jeremy Keith
• Intelligent Investor
• Becoming - Michelle Obama
• So Good They Can’t Ignore You - Cal Newport
• It doesn’t have to be crazy at work - Jason Fried
• Essentialism - The Disciplined Pursuit of Less
• Atomic Habits

[ 2019 ]

• Rich dad, poor dad
• The 21-day financial fast - Michelle Singletary { My review }
• We’re going to need more wine - Gabrielle Union
• The last black unicorn - Tiffany Haddish

[ 2016 ]

• Why’s poignant guide to Ruby
• Practical Object Oriented Design Ruby (POODR)
• Nice girls don’t get rich - Lois P. Frankel
• The Imposter’s Handbook - Rob Conery

[ 2015 ]

• You don’t know JS - Kyle Simpsons
• Rails 4 in action - Ryan Biggs et al

[ 2014 ]

• The Design of Everyday Things - Don Norman
• RiceTea - Julien McArdle
• Art of Deception - Kevin Mitnick
• Art of Intrustion - Kevin Mitnick
• Ghost in the wires - Kevin Mitnick

[ Recurring ]

• Cracking the coding interview - Gayle Mcdowell
• CSS Secrets - Lea Verou
• SVG Animations - Sarah Drasner

[ Dump ]

• Shape Up - Stop running in cycles and ship work that matters
• Resilient Web Design
• Embodiment of Grace - Grace Festus
• Pride and Prejudice - Jane Austen
• Treasure Island - Robert Louis Stevenson
• Kon-Tiki - Thor Heyerdahl
• Bossy Pants - Tina Fey
• So you want to talk about race - Ijeoma Oluo
• Factfulness - Hans Rosling
• Computer Science - An Interdisciplinary approach - Robert Sedgewick, Kevin Wayne
• Algorithms 4th Edition - Robert Sedgewick, Kevin Wayne
• Computer Intelligence - Andries P. Engelbrecht
• Concepts of Programming Languages - Robert W. Sebesta
• 99 bottles of OOP
• Open Source Intelligence Techniques - Michael Bazzell
• Don’t shoot the dog - Karen Pryor
• 1984 - George Orwell
• Growing Gills - How to find creative focus when you’re drowning in your daily life
• Personal Kanban - Jim Benson