O'Reilly Book Reviews

I received a whole slew of books from O'Reilly to review, so I'll be writing about them in a subsequent review either on this blog or in separate articles. The one's I'll be reading through are:

• Practical Perforce, by Laura Wingerd
  
• Perl Best Practices, by Damian Conway
  
• Perl Testing: A Developer's Notebook, by Ian Langworth, chromatic
• Advanced Perl Programming, 2nd edition (completely revised), by Simon Cozens
  
• SQL Cookbook, by Anthony Molinaro
  
• Practical Development Environments, by Matthew Doar
  
• Applied Software Project Management, by Andrew Stellman and Jennifer Greene
  
• Producing Open Source Software, by Karl Fogel
  
• UML 2.0 in a Nutshell, by Dan Pilone and Neil Pitman
  
• Java in a Nutshell, 5th edition, by David Flanagan
  
• Java Enterprise in a Nutshell, 3rd edition, by Jim Farley and William Crawford
  
• Prefactoring, by Ken Pugh
  
• Essential Business Process Modeling, by Michael Havey
  

Watch this space! I've already been making my way through Perl Best Practices, and it looks quite good. The other one I'll be doing soon is Practical Development Environments, which looks like it might give the Pragmatic Programmer's Practical Project Automation more than a run for it's money.