I’ve been doing (mainly embedded) SE professionally for 25 years or so, and I own or have read basically all books that show up on whatever list of “10 must-read”, “15 best books” on the subject I find on google.
But they are all approaching 10 (Clean Coder), 20 (Pragmatic Programmer, Ship It, Code Complete), 30 (Design Patterns), 40 (Peopleware), or almost 50 year old now (Mythical Man-Month).
Haven’t there been any new major influential book published the last 10-20 years that should end up on the must-read list, apart from the classics?
Where I’m based, most companies tries (to varying sucess) to implement some form of agile, scrum or Kanban based process. TDD hasn’t caught on.
What’s the consensus (or still debatable) next step?
What modern book(s) should be on any seasoned engineer’s reading list? What is challenging scrum?
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