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Liked the first edition, but there’s a lot of fluff.
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FROM THE SHARED SHELF · 2020–2026 SAMPLE
Martin Kleppmann
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Liked the first edition, but there’s a lot of fluff.
'Designing Data-Intensive Applications'
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Designing data intensive applications
I like DDIA especially as I was always more focused on the computing logic side of software
Designing Data Intensive Applications (Martin Kleppmann) - Fantastic perspective on your application's data.
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designing data intensive applications
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The main thing I learned from this book was about LSMs
Seconding. This book will get you hired.
Designing Data Intensive Applications is a great book.
Designing Data-Intensive Applications
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like 'Designing Data-Intensive Applications'
Designing Data Intensive Applications by Martin Kleppmann helped me understand intuitively how databases work and how to use eventual consistency to handle workloads
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Designing Data Intensive Applications is really good, because it gives you an good overview of data systems. I had the feeling I don't have to understand all the details yet I would learn a lot.
I'm looking forward to studying "Designing Data-Intensive Applications", it truly looks like a gem
"Designing Data-Intensive Applications" is the standard
Best tech book has been "Designing Data-Intensive Applications".
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Second on Martin Kleppman’s book - really good.
Designing Data Intensive Applications by Martin Kleppmann
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So I'll re-read DDIA again next year.
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This is such a book.
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Reading DDIA right now and I second this - the best technical book I've read, still holds up well after five years.
Yes, it's very often recommended. It's surprisingly entertaining for a technical book.
There’s very little fluff, which is exceedingly rare in a technical book.
I agree that this is a great book, but I think it fails the "impractical" test
That's a good read regardless of your level.
I have found some great audiobooks that I have learnt from: -The Goal -Pragmatic Programmer -Designing Data-Intensive Applications
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I've just purchased it and am listening now.
I second Designing Data-Intensive Applications.
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I'm currently listening to "Designing Data-Intensive Applications"
I am currently listening Designing Data Intensive Applications and it's phenomenally done
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+1 for both data intensive apps
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Designing Data Intensive Applications (M Kleppmann)
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I'm already reading Kleppman's book right now.
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Kleppmann's book is great, it will be well worth your time.
I also agree with the recommendations for "Designing Data-Intensive Applications"
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There are a couple recommendations for Martin Kleppman's Designing Data-Intensive Applications book, which I like a whole lot.
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I can vouch for designing data intensive applications. Having read it before, I highly recommend it for all experience levels.
Designing Data-Intensive Applications is probably one of the absolute best technical books I've read.
Designing Data-Intensive Applications
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Designing Data-Intensive Applications by Kleppmann is frequently recommended and I got a lot out of the book