Books every software engineer must read in 2023.

[@EngineeringwithUtsav]

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[@educat693]

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[@tomsaju1970]

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.

[@iamharshill]

Thank you.!!

[@devaxionrl8189]

I despise reading

[@clint_254]

@@devaxionrl8189 I despise tutorials

[@Souljacker7]

It sounds like Code, by Charles Petzold . Very good too

[@Shank2485]

The first one you mentioned is available on course era but only the first part. Course name is Nand to Tetris.

[@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.

[@john_doe_2231]

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

[@YyNRCyY]

As a studying software engineer I could give u some advice for any field. Show why you’re worth receiving the exponential growth

[@vaylx2253]

@@YyNRCyY your comment makes little sense.

[@YyNRCyY]

@@vaylx2253 I can't even put into words how much sense it makes. He asked "what should u focus on in order to grow exponentially." I said " show why you're worth receiving the exponential growth.... nuff said.

[@FazedSoul]

@@YyNRCyY Hey, if people are asking for some advice, then give them some advice. This is not some stupid Shark tank interview.

[@yyyd6559]

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[@seNick7]

Recommending "Clean Code" in 2023? It's so 2010. Keep calm and carry on to "A Philosophy of Software Design" and "Modern Software Engineering".

[@ercntreras]

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

[@PaulDeveaux]

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

[@skyhappy]

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

[@souravmojumder5563]

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

[@muzikjay]

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

[@shantohossain1372]

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

[@keshavsaraogi8753]

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

[@kakashi_senpai042]

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[@balthasar218]

My suggestion for architecture is: Fundamentals of software architecture, an engineering approach

[@jalabi99]

_The Art of Computer Programming, Vol. 1_ by Donald E. Knuth - yes it is a very dense book but still very important after all these years. Not a book to read from beginning to end in a single sitting!

[@adhirajbhattacharya8574]

Can you suggest some easy books to understand the operating system and networking concepts as well.

[@123brynner]

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!

[@revel77]

wtf same

[@redstoica]

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

[@randaldavis8976]

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.

[@jumbocat805]

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. :))

[@iliyaskhan3803]

the best book for dsa is "a common sense guide to DSA"

[@AkinBelieve]

These books are all pretty meaty. How would you recommend approaching actually getting through them around a work schedule in a way that sees that information retained?

[@MakeItStik]

A very relevant question. Not sure if Utsav saw this..

[@cristiancastro1565]

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

[@sameerroshan9542]

clean code sucks when it comes to performance.

[@kubricksghost6058]

Bro has sooo many books. If I read all of these will it replace a university education? Because I really don't want to go university

[@emmanuelmadehin9109]

Half of that even! University curriculum is really dated as far as I know

[@kubricksghost6058]

@@emmanuelmadehin9109 you're right!

[@shabuz4303]

I like how the video is exactly 13:37 sec long

[@Souljacker7]

Love your books recommendations. Keep em coming!

[@shantanushekharsjunerft9783]

My man has no kids. No kid will leave books and guitars so well organized

[@EngineeringwithUtsav]

Precisely

[@DionV]

They will if you set boundaries and say, "No." with an explanation as to why you are saying no.

[@sunilpatel6542]

Thanks for this info need some suggestion, I have couple of year of experiance but reading book feel totally boring How can I over come this and motivated to learn from this book PS: I wanted know how much time you have taken to complete these books

[@souravlayek1662]

Just before this video I was watching another one where it explains that performance problem with clean code really that's a great video kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnWYf6Wbq6unmLc

[@amrmusharrafa4914]

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

[@__hannibaal__]

My advise is stop to take advise from unknown people. Second advise and final stop visual un-educated media.

[@MW-mn1el]

Many of the book that are mentions are great, ultimately it doesn’t make someone more skilled just by reading it alone. Hand on experience and real world project with real world problem are better to improve someone skill. Academy and college study are always lackluster compare when doing real job.

[@Claudio-gv2lz]

How should you read these books? Should one study them properly or read them once like a novel?

[@ilovepickles7427]

Domain Driven Design! Eric Evans

[@meridian974]

Well... but those books don't look as if you've read them to tatters... :P

[@greatmentors391]

Can you please make a video on how to read and complete technical books.

[@MOHDDANISH-ln3hf]

sir phle aap khud to padlo , they seems to be all new😂😂

[@nelsond5361]

I want to learn software engineering from scratch. Is there a good bootcamp for it?

[@techmentormaria]

Thank you for sharing. The machine learning book I can definitely recommend as well

[@Hugo-El]

Rooney t-shirt! :)

[@haniissa1990]

If I read these books i will get know how to build software from A to Z ?

[@zamanbp]

can someone tell me 2023 published books ??

[@arghadeepmisra7865]

Why are you giving so much importance to distributed systems ? Is this for beginners. Like people are getting recruited without learning Distributed Systems, then why we should study a Book for that ? Asking from a student's standpoint.

[@EngineeringwithUtsav]

Everyone should understand distributed systems in 2023. How in depth you go depends on your experience. But even as an absolute beginner, you are expected to understand at the surface level how modern apps work. Monolithic architectures are pretty much dead.

[@rranga99]

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[@GustavoDiaz93]

What about databases or storage services? Pros it better to leen them from the docs? Or as you need them?

[@phillylifer]

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[@metroecco7908]

Dude i love ur guitar gear!! Should def make a video about it!!!

[@parvesh-rana]

Also recommend books for self development, productivity

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Thanks Utsav for recommending shortform I was looking for something like this.

[@carlweis]

Do you have a LUTS for your video? Love the colors and can't seem to get similar colors out of my Canon EOS R. Love the content, thank you!!

[@EngineeringwithUtsav]

I shoot in clog3 in rec709. R probably has at least clog1. You can go to canon support page and download the rec709 clog -> rec709 LUT. Apply that first then grade the footage after.

[@vivekpujaravp]

Fantastic vid. Please keep making more.

[@abhishek11s]

Loving your recommendations.

[@stewiegriffin6503]

buuuuh. I would do none of it. And I will be happy.

[@EngineeringwithUtsav]

And Happiness is all that matters.

[@mohdhaseeb9818]

Any book recommendations for Databases?

[@CarlosWashingtonMercado]

Great video, thank you

[@CODEDSTUDIO]

Great video, Thanks for the Video

[@AdrianMark]

Utsav, when was the last time someone told you that you are cool. Whenever it was, you can restart the counter from today, because dude, you are cool. Thanks for making this video man.

[@EngineeringwithUtsav]

God damn…thanks dude :)

[@meqdaddev4341]

Amazing as usual.... I like your approach of recommending books based on the field the putting them into the big picture. Thanks for your great efforts Utsav... keep it up.

[@mohemara9097]

Thank you sooooo much 💜🌹

[@GustavoDiaz93]

Love the video and the bloopers hahahaha

[@daniel1233-o1l]

Great content , hope to see more of these videos

[@JunaidBedford]

Great video! Thanks!

[@choss1961]

Tubescreamer?

[@tdsora]

people who recommend clean code 🤮

[@myprogrammingbuddy153]

Are you from Nepal?

[@EngineeringwithUtsav]

Yup

[@gecesoftware3555]

👍👍👍

[@LuigiZambetti]

Do you still read computer programming books in 2023?

[@diogofelix8626]

Every book he recommends is timeless to be honest, algorithms, good practices and even the distributed ones with tech in it (like designing data intensive applications) doesn't get outdated, the tools described in them may get in a few years but other tools with the same concepts applied will take their place so nothing is lost. With that said, all of them are extremely up to date in 2023.

[@JoeJoe0408]

@engineeringwithutsav Good morning and I’m first hope you have a blessed weekend. Quick question is Bellevue college a great school for computer science?

[@ARTICFR0ST]

Was really hoping you would list some front-end books. Disappointing.

[@yusufkolawole4291]

Where is book about self confidence?? 😂😂

[@shreyanshmishra6613]

Those books look like they've never been opened once. They are fresh shiny, newly bought and unread.

[@EngineeringwithUtsav]

Every book I recommend, I also giveaway to my audience on Instagram. Wouldn’t make sense to give away old books with notes and scribbles everywhere.

[@PickleRiiiiiiick]

This is great stuff. Thank you Utsav.