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This book shelf is mainly for Java backend development and architecture.

I prefer those thin books that can use short and fluent words to make up for the basics needed by young and lazy programmers. Some textbooks may be famous, but they are dry and boring, and the endless chatter will bring you back to the university classroom and make you sleepy, so I won't record them.

Books on operating systems and networks

"Linux Kernel Design and Implementation 3rd Edition" Robert Love uses the thinnest space and smooth text to explain the main algorithms of the Linux kernel. "In-depth Understanding of the Linux Kernel" and "In-depth Linux Kernel Architecture" are thick and full of code. This book is enough for non-specialized kernel programmers.

"Linux System Programming 2nd Edition" is still Robert Love. Compared with APUE, it is also known for its thinness and focuses on explaining important system calls.

"Peak of Performance" Performance tuning, monitoring, tools and methodology of operating systems, this book is enough. It is thick enough and may be the thickest book in the list.

"TCP/IP Detailed Explanation Volume 1: Protocol" After so many years, it seems that this is the only book on TCP. It is a bit old and I still don't understand it very well. Later generations wrote the second edition in 2011.

"WireShark Network Analysis is That Easy" and "The Art of WireShark Network Analysis" How many people really understand the details of TCP after reading these two easy and practical books.

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PS: "Advanced Programming in UNIX Environment" and "UNIX Network Programming", APUE and UNP are more like a super thick reference book. "The Art of Unix Programming" is just a casual article, and it is actually a thick book that can be skimmed. "Modern Operating Systems 3rd Edition" If you are not satisfied with LKD, you can go back and read this basic concept book, which feels more comfortable than the boring "Operating System Concepts" (Dinosaur Book).

《TCP/IP Guide》 The author of the previous wireshark book recommended it. There is a free English version online, and there are also Chinese versions of Volume 1 and Volume 2. However, there are so many chapters and they are so thick that you may only care about TCP and HTTP. 《HTTP Authoritative Guide》 is also a thick directory where you can choose the chapters you are interested in.

In addition, I don’t like those 《Illustrated XXX》 written by Japanese and Korean people.