The programming book market these days is small. Nothing like what it was eight years ago or so. And apparently, programmers don’t read books (any more). It’s mostly true. But of course, there are still books worth reading. I’m going to take as read the easy arguments: let’s assume that…
And after the first leg of this thrilling catalogue, Isaac Asimov is way out in front with 33 titles. Bill Bryson is in second place, just edging out Douglas Adams and the chasing pack of Time-Life editors. Collins and Penguin are neck-and-neck vying for the publisher’s cup, and the year…
It made my brain hurt and I felt my IQ slip =(
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