1) Python Crash Course by Eric Matthes. 2) Eloquent Javascript by Marijn Haverbeke. 3) The Pragmatic Programmer by David Thomas and Andrew Hunt 4) Clean Code by Robert C. Martin 5) Designing Data-Intensive Applications by Martin Kleppmann
The fact that you mentioned Python Crash Course for the Python shows you actually did the right research. This is my forth time of completing the whole book and everytime I did I learn new stuffs.
I am going to study computer science at one of the best UK universities I always tell myself that Sahil didn't go to university, started programming in old age and I started programming in 17 and I also have a strong foundation in Information technology and have done many courses you never understand how much impact you had on my life I am confident that I will work in a company like Google because you did it at a time when you lost everything THANKS KEEP WORKING I WISH YOU HIT 1M SUB
I'd like to add one real classic to your list: the Mythical Man Month. It's a quick read, but it changed the way planning is done with software. Over half a century old, but still highly applicable. Btw, Clean Code and Prag Programmer are required reads in my team!
The Pragmatic Programmer is really an eye opening who wants to work with codes so as Clean Code. I liked Design Patterns as well but it is not mentioned here.
Interesting. Must be specific to India. I would much more have expected books like "Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable OO Software" or " The Art of Computer Programming". Although "Pragmatic programmer" and "Clean code" are great too.
Not specific to India. I'm a sr. software engineer and I have 3 of these in my library. This is a very good list. Eloquent Javascript follows the pattern of the Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs by Abelson and Sussman; I highly recommend.
Reading Knuth's "The Art of Programming" is like trying to drink out of a fire hydrant: all that water hits your face in full force, knocks you down, drenches you - and misses your mouth.
@@mattinykanen4780 true. And in terms of modern application development, it’s not a must read. I have the set in my library, maybe one day I will finish volume 1.
Bro you are a true gem for people who want to learn coding at 30. Who had no prior programming experience. Thanks, for the book reference. All the questions, I had while watching the coding tutorials are now getting solved very easily. Thank you 👍. My python journey rocks now. I can grasp a lot of information in a very short period of time now.
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00:03 Learning programming with books provides depth and quality of learning 00:52 5 practical books to get started with 01:38 Learn web development using Django and Bootstrap 02:18 The video discusses about different aspects of programming books. 03:05 The Pragmatic Programmer is a must-read book that covers fundamental principles and best practices for effective software development. 03:51 Clean Code by Uncle Bob improves code readability and maintainability. 04:35 Read "Designing Data Intensive Applications" to understand challenges in building reliable and scalable systems. 05:20 Distribute your data to multiple machines if it becomes too large Crafted by Merlin AI.
Books in the thumbnail (assuming they're part of the 40 ones): -turbo pascal -turbo pascal program library -software tools in pascal -cracking the coding interview -react in action -the self taught programmer -using Borland c++ 3 -c++ templates -essential COM -learning python -the lean startup -working effectively with legacy code -domain driven design -building for decision analysis -principles of information systems management -system 370 job control language -Thirty Years of Management Briefings, 1958 to 1988 -solid code (or writing solid code.. it's in the top i can't see the whole title) Share the knowledge
I was in doubt whether to watch video tutorials or buy a book to learn coding, your video was a great inspiration to me but i didn't understand one thing, can I read any of these book even if I'm a beginner, or do I have to learn the basics of software developement first? thank you!
Depends on the book, from only watching this video but never having read any of these books. The python crash course and Eloquent JavaScript seem to start with an introduction to both of their respective programming languages and based on that I assume you should have no problem starting with these books even without prior programming experience. The other books in this video seem to focus more on improving certain aspect from the readers programming skills and therefore I assume that they are not useful to people without programming experience
Thank for your video: Can you make video about low level language like c \ c++ beginner and advance book and if you can assembly x86 nasm beginner book and last books that will help in computer science.
Sir in the video where u talk about data structure and algorithm the course u gave for python is not free anymore can u suggest something else which will help be it will be of great help
Hi I have a 5 years experience as a Java developer, would you recommend any books for me to make my basics in concepts like multithreading, recursion, dynamic programming , algorithms , Spring Boot stronger
Thanks for the great work, pls can you do a video on how to be a java / spring boot developer for someone who is new to programming. Pls through free resources
In your 'Fastest way to learn web development video' you said to use w3schools to learn HTML, CSS and JS. Now you are saying to use books. If you got to chose one of the two method which one will you prefer ?
Hi thanks for providing valuable resource to learn after your suggestion I brought DDIA by Martin I have started to reading the book I completed only first chapter and I'm in midway of chapter 2 it was really useful book how we need to architecture data system everything explained very clearly in IT data is the core of the technology once again thank you for make me to know about these useful stuff exist keep it up and provide more stuff like this in upcoming days also
The fact that all examples in "The Pragmatic Programmer" are in JavaScript ruins a little this book for me. A "little" meaning I wasn't able to read it because it seemed like it was quite often relating to JavaScript specific problems. I maybe wrong, my subjective opinion, but JavaScript shouldn't be used as example for anything. I was about to read "Clean Code" because it was recommended to me years ago, but from what I gathered it is very outdated book by now. I could recommend "Code Complete" as it is more modern at least (as this one I've read).
Bro I want to learn ethical hacking it's worth in future and any IT companies like to hire ethical hacker? Please please please please please please please reply bro
Sir I need your advice I am in third year engineering I know whole DSA topics but not good at problem solving i started learning webdev stuck at nodejs and reactjs not able to understand topics and not having good friend circle i have to do all things by my own getting depressed I am on the verge of give up how to deal with these type of situation please reply sir
Please answer my Question. I was solving a problem. I dont know what its name but problem was related to pointers. I want to know that i think two way. Because to solve that problem i had to think two like if left pointer is performing something then right poiter also doing something.
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What A Great Quote 💯
"I am the one who reads" -Walter Writes
i was left in utter disbelief when he Said this iconic quote on the cinema, everyone started clapping
1) Python Crash Course by Eric Matthes.
2) Eloquent Javascript by Marijn Haverbeke.
3) The Pragmatic Programmer by David Thomas and Andrew Hunt
4) Clean Code by Robert C. Martin
5) Designing Data-Intensive Applications by Martin Kleppmann
Thanks
I find Eloquent JavaScript highly overrated. The metaphors aren’t that good and the information is at times too wordy
Gopal sir please tell best book for Java and spring boot like above books
@@RohitSharma-Ro45 effective Java is a great one
@@RohitSharma-Ro45Core Java - by Cay Horstmann and Spring in action - by Craig Walls
One of the great advantages of books over video tutorials is that with the book it is your own voice the one you hear explaining you things...
This video got me excited to learn!! Few creators out there have this positive impact. Great work Sahil!!
The fact that you mentioned Python Crash Course for the Python shows you actually did the right research.
This is my forth time of completing the whole book and everytime I did I learn new stuffs.
are you studying the same book fourth time ? just for confirmation I'm asking
And how is "How to Think Like a Computer
Scientist: Learning with Python 3" by Allen G. Downey?
I am going to study computer science at one of the best UK universities
I always tell myself that Sahil didn't go to university, started programming in old age and I started programming in 17
and I also have a strong foundation in Information technology and have done many courses
you never understand how much impact you had on my life I am confident that I will work in a company like Google
because you did it at a time when you lost everything
THANKS KEEP WORKING I WISH YOU HIT 1M SUB
But he did go to IIT Delhi, didn't he?
Have you started the university or not yet? Also, what is the university you re going?
Old age? lol. He's not even old NOW! HA!
Great books especially Eloquent JS.
Can you please give the list of those other 35 books as well?
I'd like to add one real classic to your list: the Mythical Man Month. It's a quick read, but it changed the way planning is done with software. Over half a century old, but still highly applicable. Btw, Clean Code and Prag Programmer are required reads in my team!
Thanks very much for sharing. I’ll give it a read.
Cool , Soothing and Subtle. Thanks for doing this
Bro thanks for this video 🙏, I like your style to kept it concise and straight to the point.
I've read Eloquent JavaScript and it is amazing! Thank you for other books also!
Have you tried JavaScript The Definitive Guide?,,,,it's verrrrrryyyyy gooooood
i am working through it and am getting so much value from it.
@@kenzo3477 I have read some starting chapters from it..
Bro speaks like Indian version of AI ☠️
😂
😂
Lol
What is the point of this comment? He's bringing truly useful información to us totally free
@@muradruiz6404 i think his point is about speaking style but not on the information.
The Pragmatic Programmer is really an eye opening who wants to work with codes so as Clean Code. I liked Design Patterns as well but it is not mentioned here.
all awful books
hahaha I was thinking the same thing@@BobrLovr
Which design patterns books?
@@BobrLovr Which book do you recommend then?
@@BobrLovr Why bro?
😅Bro I love your realness, honesty and what others here describe as an AI Indian accent. Great content
Thanks for your kind words ❤️
thanks for the book list, I am currently reading the Designing Data-Intensive Applications.
Eloquent JS helped me to pass a Javascript Certification exam
Does the certification matter?
Interesting. Must be specific to India. I would much more have expected books like "Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable OO Software" or " The Art of Computer Programming". Although "Pragmatic programmer" and "Clean code" are great too.
Not specific to India. I'm a sr. software engineer and I have 3 of these in my library. This is a very good list. Eloquent Javascript follows the pattern of the Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs by Abelson and Sussman; I highly recommend.
Reading Knuth's "The Art of Programming" is like trying to drink out of a fire hydrant: all that water hits your face in full force, knocks you down, drenches you - and misses your mouth.
@@mattinykanen4780 true. And in terms of modern application development, it’s not a must read. I have the set in my library, maybe one day I will finish volume 1.
i recommend brandon rhodes talk on 'classic design patterns' if you were expecting a book from 1994
@@RM-xr8lq never heard of it.
There are 10 sorts of programmers : those who can write code, as much intricate as needed ; and those who read books.
What are the other 8?
This channel is absolutely underrated! Keep up the good work!
You've been an inspiration for me sir❤
Thank you providing a valuable content😊
Thank you for letting us know as there are lot of books on programming. Sending regards from Singapore ❤
correct sir! well said❣
Bro you are a true gem for people who want to learn coding at 30. Who had no prior programming experience. Thanks, for the book reference. All the questions, I had while watching the coding tutorials are now getting solved very easily. Thank you 👍. My python journey rocks now. I can grasp a lot of information in a very short period of time now.
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@@Michaeltullock-oo9sm finished 😂
Those 5 books 😌
1. Python crash course
2. Eloquent Javascript
3. The Pragmatic Programming
4. Clean code
5. Designing Data-Intensive Applications
Awesome book list…thanks Sahil
Thanks for providing this valuable information good job
Relevant video - thank you
Always on top and new staff ideas helpful big like Sahil
Amazing and practical guide!!
this is good, thanks from Dominican Rep.
You're unique and your content as well, always wish for a healthy and safe life my Bhai 💌
Brandi stop it
good morning sir and happy saptami to all
--from West Bengal
Happy saptami❤
thanks a lot for the books reccomedation
Great work 👍
"Thank you so much! 🙏 Your support means the world to me! 🌟 I truly appreciate everything you’ve done! 😊💯"
Thanks, the video was very helpful. The content was brief yet concise.
Thanks, Sir, content like this is really helpful in the real world.
Inspired me enough to switch my career, wish me luck
I like all your video it’s very calm and informative, please don’t sell course once we make you popular
I'm watching Sahil video on RUclips from two years they are the only one who supported us who gives us hope who motivated us, who provide a way to become successful and much more, Allah bless you❤
Could you please suggest a book for learning JAVA?
Probably a bit late but I saw others recommending Head First Java.
As a fresher what to choose full stack developer vs data engineer vs data analyst more job opening more package future growth
Data structures and algorithms
00:03 Learning programming with books provides depth and quality of learning
00:52 5 practical books to get started with
01:38 Learn web development using Django and Bootstrap
02:18 The video discusses about different aspects of programming books.
03:05 The Pragmatic Programmer is a must-read book that covers fundamental principles and best practices for effective software development.
03:51 Clean Code by Uncle Bob improves code readability and maintainability.
04:35 Read "Designing Data Intensive Applications" to understand challenges in building reliable and scalable systems.
05:20 Distribute your data to multiple machines if it becomes too large
Crafted by Merlin AI.
I would prefer last 3 books along with a good DAA book to start programming journey
Great work ❤
Go ahead bro...❤
Not me looking for “clean code by uncle bob” in the book store 🤦♀️😂
I am curious to know what 40 books you read. I am big on using books for learning and have a lot of the foundational CS/Software books.
+1
Books in the thumbnail (assuming they're part of the 40 ones):
-turbo pascal
-turbo pascal program library
-software tools in pascal
-cracking the coding interview
-react in action
-the self taught programmer
-using Borland c++ 3
-c++ templates
-essential COM
-learning python
-the lean startup
-working effectively with legacy code
-domain driven design
-building for decision analysis
-principles of information systems management
-system 370 job control language
-Thirty Years of Management Briefings, 1958 to 1988
-solid code (or writing solid code.. it's in the top i can't see the whole title)
Share the knowledge
cormen algorithm book should be on list!
this guy is a true gem
What do you recommend for Java?
I was in doubt whether to watch video tutorials or buy a book to learn coding, your video was a great inspiration to me but i didn't understand one thing, can I read any of these book even if I'm a beginner, or do I have to learn the basics of software developement first? thank you!
Me too same😢...anyone please reply to this.
Depends on the book, from only watching this video but never having read any of these books. The python crash course and Eloquent JavaScript seem to start with an introduction to both of their respective programming languages and based on that I assume you should have no problem starting with these books even without prior programming experience. The other books in this video seem to focus more on improving certain aspect from the readers programming skills and therefore I assume that they are not useful to people without programming experience
Probably 70% videos 30% books, at least for me I learn better watching videos and books for remembering a specific thing/documentation.
Thank for your video: Can you make video about low level language like c \ c++ beginner and advance book and if you can assembly x86 nasm beginner book and last books that will help in computer science.
Sir, please tell a good book for java
books for java please
Head First Java
@@gradientO may I know what made you to suggest that book?
@@Saiteja_Sensei I use it for learning java. idk about intermediate java books
in what order is it advised to read these books??
Sahil sir please tell best book for Java and springboot
Sir in the video where u talk about data structure and algorithm the course u gave for python is not free anymore can u suggest something else which will help be it will be of great help
I watched 40 programming channels. Power Couple the BEST you must subscribe!
Hi I have a 5 years experience as a Java developer, would you recommend any books for me to make my basics in concepts like multithreading, recursion, dynamic programming , algorithms , Spring Boot stronger
PLEASE we need books for machine learning
Thanks for the great work, pls can you do a video on how to be a java / spring boot developer for someone who is new to programming. Pls through free resources
In your 'Fastest way to learn web development video' you said to use w3schools to learn HTML, CSS and JS. Now you are saying to use books. If you got to chose one of the two method which one will you prefer ?
Both...
It is so subjective, for me I prefer videos first then books after/reading after
Sir, Why can't you start teaching any programming course...
What about "introduction to algorithms by Thomas h cerman "
Hi thanks for providing valuable resource to learn after your suggestion I brought DDIA by Martin I have started to reading the book I completed only first chapter and I'm in midway of chapter 2 it was really useful book how we need to architecture data system everything explained very clearly in IT data is the core of the technology once again thank you for make me to know about these useful stuff exist keep it up and provide more stuff like this in upcoming days also
For HTML and CSS,, which books are best???
Thanks 😊
Can’t you just upload the documentation into a secure LLM and have it help you?
Hi @Sahil, please share the best books for Java
But they are not free on google chrome how can i get them?
What would you recommend for learning C?
Dennis Ritchie's ANSI C
Thanks bro
Any book recommendations for database
Can I know is there any book or RUclips video to build java project.
Like python crash course book is there any for java 😊
U r an ultimate influencer found
The fact that all examples in "The Pragmatic Programmer" are in JavaScript ruins a little this book for me. A "little" meaning I wasn't able to read it because it seemed like it was quite often relating to JavaScript specific problems. I maybe wrong, my subjective opinion, but JavaScript shouldn't be used as example for anything. I was about to read "Clean Code" because it was recommended to me years ago, but from what I gathered it is very outdated book by now. I could recommend "Code Complete" as it is more modern at least (as this one I've read).
what about CLRS cormen?
Sir, please suggest any good book for programmers mcq based on competitive exam.
Bro I want to learn ethical hacking it's worth in future and any IT companies like to hire ethical hacker? Please please please please please please please reply bro
For java?
Eloquent JS is amazing
Why one should learn programming when there are no code tools
have you developed fully functional web app or mobile app with no code tools without prior experience in development?
@@vikasrana5276 no.. But these tools alow you to build apps without coding
Sir I need your advice I am in third year engineering I know whole DSA topics but not good at problem solving i started learning webdev stuck at nodejs and reactjs not able to understand topics and not having good friend circle i have to do all things by my own getting depressed I am on the verge of give up how to deal with these type of situation please reply sir
for c++ ?
Can you suggest a book to learn java from beginning to advance ?
head first java
@Power Couple
Now teach us how to read these 1000 pages books and remember the the logic/concept.
ye books pakistan me available hai ky nai
Bro plss reply is sololearn worth for learning a programming language plss reply bro 😭
sir please tell which book follow for c++ developer to become advanced
Brother, Please suggest a C# book
How to thnik two way. May be my question is confusing.
Any one can give me a peace of advice for begginer which book is the best for starting?
Brother,I want to know all 40 books name
Please suggest a book for DSA
Really ?
No Code by Petzold ?
whow !
Please answer my Question. I was solving a problem. I dont know what its name but problem was related to pointers. I want to know that i think two way. Because to solve that problem i had to think two like if left pointer is performing something then right poiter also doing something.