Looking for book recommendations

I am an early career dev with a few years of experience primarily in the frontend domain. I want to read atleast 2 technical books next year to upskill in general as a software engineer. Please share your recommendations.

Hey I'm a backend developer, almost 1 year into my career. Could anyone recommend any must read books for building strong fundamental knowledge?

Experienced people out here please list must read books for working software engineer professional. I have 3yoe experience, but now I want to learn/strengthen my understanding, programming knowledge that will help me to do great in this field. Please list must read/ good books. Feel free to share your experience of reading that book.

I'm a PM with 2.5+ years of experience. I have a habit of reading product management newsletters. But now I'm planning to start with good product management books. Suggest a book that you've read and was practically useful in your work. This can help folks like me facing this issue of choosing between an ocean of books out there.

I had picked up DDIA and was wondering if reading the entire book is actually worth it. Is it better to just go through some GitHub repos or blogs that summarise the book well? Also what are some books that have actually helped you through your software engineering career and you would highly recommend?

Hi all! I'm a pm with marketing background, what should i do to become technically literate? I'm getting hang of backend and frontend, but need help in understanding complex design choices/frameworks that engineers have made in the past. Suggest some books/blogs that I can read

As a part of many people's nye resolution like mine is to read more books, I want to read a book in 2-3 months since I am on beginner level😅 Please suggest some good books for personal improvement including - tech, finance, self help, fitness My personal favorites - 1. Atomic habits 2. Ikigai 3. Clean code 4. Tuesdays with moorie 5. Rich dad poor dad

Hey👋 What is the list of books one must read to learn or change the thinking perspective in finance, tech, or any domain that's worth reading. Any suggestions 👀

"a little knowledge is a dangerous thing" or "neem hakeem khatra jaan" I realised this recently when I went through my old bookmarked videos and realised I learnt it wrong. Now i know better from my experience, but it's quite shocking, that a beginner might be still watching these videos and learning it wrong. Most content about system design and distributed systems is far from the truth, it includes all your famous YouTubers including Gaurav Sen etc e.g wait till you realise that ACID guarantee doesn't mean anything and C-consistency is a made up concept. we want an easy way out by just going through videos, and even the YouTuber can't make it complex, otherwise no one will watch their videos. The real knowledge is still in those famous books, read those, otherwise you sound like a phony who just knows buzzwords, which is very easy to catch in an interview.

1) Which tech books are you currently reading. Also how do you guys manage your time among office work, personal learnings, social life, etc. It feels pretty darn hard to do so. 2) I'm a fresher working in deployment infra area i.e k8s & stuff. Any books you find interesting in this side of the things? Pls share them. Ps: Feel free to answer only the first question which is generic in nature to help everyone reading this. But if you can spare some time, then would appreciate the answers for 2nd also.