Ten Books Java Developers Should Read

Filed in archive Programming by jason on February 17, 2006

I just posted an article called A List of Reading Lists last week. Today I see that over at JavaLobby they just finished a contest to decide what the top ten books are that every Java developer should read. I've read a few of them but overall, based on the titles on this list, it looks as though I need to do even more reading links

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