Programming books or something

So i got a bunch of programming related books that was part of my school curriculum over the years which served me well.

Now im looking for ones that i want to read myself for my own use. I know plenty of coding but im lacking in the frontend department.

I discoverd the existence of "boutique" or "blog published" books which i ended up buying these:

https://shop.smashingmagazine.com/smashing-book-print-bundle1.html

and now contemplating these:

http://www.abookapart.com/products/

Anyone tried books like these? Some suggestions? Anything goes.

>>1
I know plenty of coding but im lacking in the frontend department.

Is that what she said? Perhaps you should look into getting some kind of penis extension.

Looking at my bookself, I would recommend at least:

- TAOCP
- PAIP
- LISP
- TAOTMOP
- K&R
- DB
- TAOP

(Strangely, I still don't seem to have a paper copy of SICP.)

SICP, HtDP, TAoCP, EoPL, K&R, CLR, CLRs, CTM, AIMA, AMOP, ATTAPL, CLtL, GOF, HOP, LiSP, LL, PAIP, PCL, PLP, TAPL, TCPL, TCS, TLS, TSPL, TSS, TRS, and WELC.

>>4
Add SICM to the list.

http://www.americannaziparty.com/about/InternationalJew.pdf

>>5
Not programming.

>>4
Because everyone is interested in my opinion, here are my opinions about these particular books I have on my shelf:

- HtDP: I got it from a bargain bin for, like, free, so I do have a copy, but I never came even close to finishing it. It seemed like a dumbed-down SICP. A nice idea, but if you've read the first three chapters of SICP, you've nothing to gain here.

- CLRS: I never understood why it is so popular. I've read most of it, but it just seemed like a glofiried cookbook to me.

- AIMA: After PAIP (one of my all-time favourites), I expected something more from Norvig. This book was crap. (Well, granted, I'm not particularly interested in AI, but the presentation in this book was a lightyear away from PAIP.)

CLRS
SICP
K&R
TAOCP

Absolute C++
Absolute Java
by Savitch

Heck em clubs

>>10
Absolute C++
Absolute Java
Absolute shit

>>12
I meant shit, obviously

>>4

Really?

HOP, LL, WELC, TRS, TSS, TLS, TCS, and TCPL return absolutely no relevant results when searched on Google.

>>14
Higher-Order Perl
Lessons Learned in Software Testing
Working Effectively with Legacy Code
The Reasoned Schemer
The Seasoner Schemer
The Little Schemer
Theoretical Computer Science
The C++ Programming Language
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