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Tech Book Notes
FreeA template for logging the tech books you read. Capture topic, reading status, rating, and takeaways to review what you have learned and pick your next read.
Title | Author | Topic | Status | Rating | Finished On | Takeaway | Notes | |
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| 1 | Writing Readable Code | Ryan Sanders | Programming | Finished | 2026/04/12 | Naming and small functions transform readability | A book worth rereading | |
| 2 | Domain Design for Beginners | Laura Bennett | Design | Finished | 2026/04/28 | Clear boundaries make change easier | Plenty of concrete examples | |
| 3 | Practical Databases | Mark Chen | Data | Reading | - | Solidifies normalization and indexing basics | Looking forward to the ops chapters | |
| 4 | Infrastructure Foundations | Greg Holloway | Infrastructure | Finished | 2026/05/05 | Learned how to think about redundancy | A few sections feel dated | |
| 5 | How Teams Ship Software | Anna Whitfield | Management | Finished | 2026/05/18 | Great take on building a review culture | Recommended for leads | |
| 6 | The Algorithm Field Guide | Peter Hayes | Programming | Unread | - | - | Well reviewed so it is next up | |
| 7 | A Guide to Test-Driven Development | Sam Rivera | Programming | Reading | - | Getting the rhythm of small loops | Typing the examples as I go | |
| 8 | Cloud Design Patterns | Nina Park | Infrastructure | Unread | - | - | Want to read it before using it at work | |
| 9 | Data Visualization Basics | Olivia Grant | Data | Finished | 2026/05/25 | Learned how to pick charts that communicate | Want to try the examples myself | |
| 10 | What Makes Good Design | Tom Reyes | Design | Reading | - | The balance of abstraction finally clicked | Reading it with a pen in hand |
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