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Books
Here, you will find some books that you should have on your bookshelf if you are interested in UML, programming and software design in general.
Each book has a link to amazon.com. If you buy one using its link, I will receive cash back. Books prices are the same as if you buy it without using the link. It is just for you a way to support and contribute to this project. (Alexandre de Pellegrin)
UML Books
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A book I really appreciated. Martin Fowler is a master in software design. His books only keeps effective parts of UML. It is not very expansive, has few pages, and is very efficient in the "real world"
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The reference manual
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For french only. This book introduced a method for working with UML in your company.
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Design patterns
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If you should have one book on design patterns, it should be this one. This book is just the most accessible I ever read.
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The reference book by the gang of four. You should have it.
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| Allen Holub is a "pattern guru". You should read almost the two first chapters to understand why getters/setters should be bad and why you have to prefer delegation instead of inheritance (Be carefull : inheritance is dangerous!) |
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Software design
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| Not easy to read but a reference on domain driven design. By Eric Evans. |
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Programming
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I consider this book as a bible. Steve McConnel wrotes 800 pages on the art of programming. This book is not dedicated to a language. It concentrates best pratices from long experiences. If you really love programming, don't hesitate. It will help you to improve the quality of your code.
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