This repo contains 3 essential books for coding industry. If you prepare for interview or want to be good programmer you must read these book. I just summarize and collect other resources to you for easy look up and refresh the memory.

Book List

Table of Contents of Pragmatic Programmer
Table of Contents of Clean Code
Table of Contents of Refactoring
Table of Contents of SOLID Principles
Table of Contents of Software Engineering at Google
Git Commit Message Guidelines

Pragmatic Programmer Notes

Table of Contents of Pragmatic Programmer

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• Chapter 1. A Pragmatic Philosophy
  • 1.-The Cat Ate My Source Code
  • 2.-Software Entropy
  • 3.-Stone Soup and Boiled Frogs
  • 4.-Good enough soup
  • 5.-Your Knowledge Portfolio
  • 6.-Communicate
• Chapter 2. A Pragmatic Approach
  • 7.-The Evils of Duplication
  • 8.-Orthogonality
  • 9.-Reversibility
  • 10-Tracer Bullets
  • 11.-Prototypes and Post-it Notes
  • 12.-Domain Languages
  • 13.-Estimating
• Chapter 3. The Basic Tools
  • 14.-The Power of Plain Text
  • 15.-Shell Games
  • 16.-Power Editing
  • 17.-Source Code Control
  • 18.-Debugging
  • 19.-Text Manipulation
  • 20.-Code Generators
• Chapter 4. A Pragmatic Paranoia
  • 21.-Design by Contract
  • 22.-Dead Programs Tell No Lies
  • 23.-Assertive Programming
  • 24.-When to Use Exceptions
  • 25.-How to Balance Resources
• Chapter 5. Bend or Break
  • 26.-Decoupling and the Law of Demeter
  • 27.-Metaprogramming
  • 28.- Temporal Coupling
  • 29.-It's Just a View
  • 30.-Blackboards
• Chapter 6. While you are coding
  • 31.-Program by Coincidence
  • 32.-Algorithm Speed
  • 33.-Refactoring
  • 34.-Code That's Easy to Test
  • 35.-Evil Wizards
• Chapter 7. Before the project
  • 36.-The Requirements Pit
  • 37.-Solving Impossible Puzzles
  • 38.-Not Until You're Ready
  • 39.-The Specification Trap
  • 40.-Circles and Arrows
• Chapter 8. Pragmatic Projects
  • 41.-Pragmatic Teams
  • 42.-Ubiquitous Automation
  • 43.-Ruthless testing
  • 44.-It's All Writing
  • 45.- Great Expectations
• Quick Reference
  • Tips
  • CheckList
    • Languages To Learn
    • The WISDOM Acrostic
    • How to Maintain Orthogonality
    • Things to prototype
    • Architectural Questions
    • Debugging Checklist
    • Law of Demeter for Functions
    • How to Program Deliberately
    • When to Refactor
    • Cutting the Gordian Knot
    • Aspects of Testing

Clean Code Notes

Table of contents of Clean Code

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• Chapter 1 - Clean Code
• Chapter 2 - Meaningful Names
• Chapter 3 - Functions
• Chapter 4 - Comments
• Chapter 5 - Formatting
• Chapter 6 - Objects and Data Structures
• Chapter 7 - Error Handling
• Chapter 8 - Boundaries
• Chapter 9 - Unit Tests
• Chapter 10 - Classes
• Chapter 11 - Systems
• Chapter 12 - Systems
• Chapter 13 - Concurrency
• Chapter 14 - Successive Refinement
• Chapter 15 - JUnit Internals
• Chapter 16 - Refactoring SerialDate
• Chapter 17 - Smells and Heuristics

Refactoring Notes

Table of Content of Refactoring

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• Refactoring Notes
  • Table of Content of Refactoring

SOLID

• S - Single-responsiblity Principle
• O - Open-closed Principle
• L - Liskov Substitution Principle
• I - Interface Segregation Principle
• D - Dependency Inversion Principle

Breaking Dependencies: The SOLID Principles Solid by baeldung

Refactoring Guru

Refactoring guru is awesome website for refactoring and design patterns. Check out website

• Refactoring Guru Refactoring Section
• Refactoring Guru Desing Pattern Section

Special Thanks

This repo based on very good people that loves open source and teaching... JuanCrg90 and HugoMatilla again thanks guys...