>>106414407
>both contain instructions how to wipe ass, and its associated prosneedure
on the money

>>106414397
grab any shitty mainstream book from the pop computer science shelf that is only coping and dumbing down the older good books
that's the one

>>106414397
Robert Martin's
>Clean Code
similarities with Quran
>has a few good points
>builds on well-established foundations
>is wrong in its core
>people who follow its guidelines rape little kids

>>106414397
SICP

old, outdated, holds some religious zealous practices as truths, built on beforeknowledge that was better

>>106414498
>old
still relevant for x86 desktop application development
>outdated
is not, as it basically praises frameworks and their both polymorphic and modular characteristics
>holds some religious zealous practices as truths
true, but it doesn't mean they're wrong
>built on beforeknowledge that was better
wdym

what's the Talmud of programming books?

>>106414397
C++

/dpt/ swears by SICP but I didn't find it super useful

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>>106414407
>Rust

>>106414730
If you know history, you know this is true.

>>106414397
There's no programming book that directly comes from the source. It would have to be written by a post-singularity superintelligence to be comparable.

>>106414397
>is the Quran of programming books?
Any programming book made by some pajeet with nothing but contradictions

It's Knuth's behemoth 'The Art of Computer Programming'.
Newfags here only know how to argue about Rust despite never having used it professionally. 15 years ago Knuth's work would have been the first comment in this thread.
Nobody here even knows how to program and it shows.

>>106415008
This
>>106414423
>>106414450
>>106414498
>>106414951
Shalom Rabbi, slow day in Tel-Aviv?

>>106415081
>you must choose between the two groups of people that both want you dead!
Nah, sorry brown, you can both kill each other.

Niklaus Wirth - Algorithms and Data Structures.

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>>106414397
>What is the dumbest lingo for low IQ retards
Python

>>106414541
If you want to learn foundational stuff like iteration etc then there are better resources. If you want to learn how to build a programming language there are better resources. If you want to do a form of applied mathematics with a computer there are better resources. I don't get why scip is shilled today, it is a relic for a time when mathfags were seen as pinnacle of what a programmer should be but then they all got blown the fuck out by the unix crowd that were more interested in results over ideas and that is why lisp died and mathfags have never really produced any software of note.

>>106415799
while the concepts presented in scip aren't actually used in commercial projects they still provide foundations for well structured software development