I liked the one he wrote ;). Last year (BC), I enjoyed Advanced Swift. In fact, I was inspired to write a collection utility, based on it.
He knows his stuff; especially when teamed with the wizards at objc.io.
But the classics are never out of date. Rapid Development, along with other McConnell classics, is a "must-read," as far as I'm concerned.
But the book that probably has had more impact on me, than any other, was The Design of Everyday Things, by Don Norman. It -literally- changed the way I look at the world (as a designer). I think anyone that designs things to be used by other people, would benefit from reading it.
He knows his stuff; especially when teamed with the wizards at objc.io.
But the classics are never out of date. Rapid Development, along with other McConnell classics, is a "must-read," as far as I'm concerned.
But the book that probably has had more impact on me, than any other, was The Design of Everyday Things, by Don Norman. It -literally- changed the way I look at the world (as a designer). I think anyone that designs things to be used by other people, would benefit from reading it.