What tech book are you reading right now?

April 29, 2008 · 1 min read

What tech books are you currently reading?

The rules:

  1. Don't count books you're being compensated to read. (paid reviews)
  2. Don't count books that haven't come out yet (i.e. tech editing, or writing yourself)
  3. List the author (optional) so others can find it.

For example, I'm reading:

1. Doing Objects in VB2005 by Deborah Kurata
2. Exploiting Online Games by Greg Hoglund & Gary McGraw
3. Programming SuDoKu by Wei-Meng Lee

This article is part of the GWB Archives. Original Author: Chris G. Williams

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