What I read about development

Here are some of the books I’m reading (again and again). They were really eye-openers to me.

31ywgz51v-l_sl110_ Domain-Driven Design
Eric Evans. Addison-Wesley Professional 2003, Hardcover, 560 pages, $47.48
51sbuqixz9l_sl110_ Applying Domain-Driven Design and Patterns
Jimmy Nilsson. Addison-Wesley Professional 2006, Hardcover, 576 pages, $39.55
xUnit Test Patterns xUnit Test Patterns
Gerard Meszaros. Addison-Wesley 2007, Hardcover, 833 pages, $41.95
Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture (Addison-Wesley Signature Series)

Martin Fowler. Addison-Wesley Professional 2002, Hardcover, 560 pages, $44.03
Refactoring Refactoring
Martin Fowler. Addison-Wesley Professional 1999, Hardcover, 464 pages, $38.00

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  1. Alex says:
    05/11/2009 at 23:07

    You are a typo3 specialist, why don’t you at least power your own blog with typo3? Is that too difficult for you?

    German:
    Ich finde es etwas peinlich sich als Typo3 Profi präsentieren, gleichzeitig aber WordPress einsetzen auf eigener Seite. Also viel Vertrauen schenkt dies nicht ein.

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    • Jochen Rau says:
      05/12/2009 at 08:11

      As I am a professional developer, I always strive to use the appropriate tool to meet the clients needs. No doubt, TYPO3 is a great tool, and so is WordPress.

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    • Sascha says:
      03/15/2010 at 01:29

      Hey Alex,

      why should Jochen use typo3 for his blog? That he’s a typo3 pro shouldn’t be the reason. Iam also a big Typo3 fan since four years, but i still use django for some blogs. Why should I use Typo3 for my blog? Using Typo3 doesn’t mean to use it in every case.

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