Books on Software platforms and technology evolution
Here are numerous books on Software platforms and technology that I've read -- or at least skimmed through -- that other readers on the site have also had the opportunity to vote on.
Books on .NET
  | C# with the .NET 3.5 platform[ Vote Up] [Votes:21 ] |
  | TransactSQL (T-SQL) for SQL Server Admin's and Dev's[ Vote Up] [Votes:19 ] |
  | Workflows for .NET apps[ Vote Up] [Votes:16 ] |
  | WCF - Beyond COM/DCOM, .NET Remoting and ASP.NET Web Services.[ Vote Up] [Votes:15 ] |
  | .NET framework for Linux [ Vote Up] [Votes:14 ] |
  | Identity management for .NET apps[ Vote Up] [Votes:14 ] |
  | .NET presentation technology: XAML and Co.[ Vote Up] [Votes:14 ] |
  | All the power of a query language - a la'SQL - for C# and .NET[ Vote Up] [Votes:13 ] |
Books on Hard Knocks - High Tech
  | A companion to crossing the chasm, on hyper-growth markets[ Vote Up] [Votes:18 ] |
  | 'THE' book on technology adoption life-cycles, why some succeed and other's fail. [ Vote Up] [Votes:15 ] |
  | Innovation stems from chaos and plain hard work, dont let history books fool you[ Vote Up] [Votes:14 ] |
  | Good read for marketers, managers and writers on making ideas memorable[ Vote Up] [Votes:14 ] |
  | The title should be self-explanatory for any organization[ Vote Up] [Votes:14 ] |
  | In's and out's on running a small software company[ Vote Up] [Votes:14 ] |
  | Stories of Startups Early Days, inspiration for the yet undecided[ Vote Up] [Votes:14 ] |
  | Because not everything is fun and coding[ Vote Up] [Votes:14 ] |
Books on Java
  | Lightweight Java: POJO's with Spring, Hibernate, and Tapestry[ Vote Up] [Votes:21 ] |
  | Java Guru ? This book will prove you otherwise[ Vote Up] [Votes:21 ] |
  | On bringing together EJB 3.0, JSF,AJAX with Seam, a la JBoss[ Vote Up] [Votes:16 ] |
  | In's and out's on Java5 (Annota- tions, generics, boxing..)[ Vote Up] [Votes:15 ] |
  | Python written for Java, while staying inside the confines of the Java Virtual Machine.[ Vote Up] [Votes:14 ] |
  | Still using Hashtables, Vectors and Enumera- tions ? This book is for you[ Vote Up] [Votes:13 ] |
  | For Java devs, looking for a taste of Ruby/Rails using Java's Groovy[ Vote Up] [Votes:13 ] |
  | For Java dev's who want to use a scripting language's syntactic sugar and structures, without loosing Java's roots[ Vote Up] [Votes:13 ] |
Books on Python / Ruby
  | Python web framework, made from the ground up[ Vote Up] [Votes:19 ] |
  | Shortcuts to many typical dev tasks, for Pythonistas.[ Vote Up] [Votes:17 ] |
  | 'THE' book on the Rails web framework for Ruby dev's[ Vote Up] [Votes:16 ] |
  | Shortcuts to many typical dev tasks, for Rubyists[ Vote Up] [Votes:15 ] |
  | Python web framework, made up from various Python modules[ Vote Up] [Votes:15 ] |
Books on SOA
  | SOA for those who just think in Java[ Vote Up] [Votes:18 ] |
  | Making sense of SOA with web services tossed into the mix.[ Vote Up] [Votes:18 ] |
  | On what's becoming the bread and butter of the service's world[ Vote Up] [Votes:18 ] |
  | SOA for those who just think in C#[ Vote Up] [Votes:16 ] |
  | Grasping the enterprise service's building blocks: SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI[ Vote Up] [Votes:16 ] |
Books on Standards
  | When GIF and JPG images just don't cut it anymore[ Vote Up] [Votes:16 ] |
  | A series of best practices for designing with web standards[ Vote Up] [Votes:15 ] |
  | Still don't get RSS / Atom data feeds ? This book is for you[ Vote Up] [Votes:14 ] |
  | What's that tag again? A light HTML / XHTML reference for your desk[ Vote Up] [Votes:14 ] |
  | JavaScript w/AJAX for the platform agnostic[ Vote Up] [Votes:13 ] |
Books on The Other Mainstream
  | Language focused on concurrent programs[ Vote Up] [Votes:26 ] |
  | Hands-on RFID projects[ Vote Up] [Votes:17 ] |
  | For the Mac OS X crowd[ Vote Up] [Votes:17 ] |
  | Missing that Unix / Linux shell scripting power on a Windows box ? This book is for you[ Vote Up] [Votes:16 ] |
  | Embedded systems, C is not that forgotten after all [ Vote Up] [Votes:15 ] |
  | A practical read for anyone exploring Lisp outside academia[ Vote Up] [Votes:14 ] |
  | Data mining, algorithms, statistics and artifical intelligence, applied to web data and web apps[ Vote Up] [Votes:14 ] |
  | 'THE' book on Perl 6 and its newest features[ Vote Up] [Votes:13 ] |
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