What is expert_readed_books?

0voice/expert_readed_books — explained in plain English

Analysis updated 2026-06-24

★ 11,834Audience · developerComplexity · 1/5Setup · easy

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    Technical content
      CS fundamentals
      Networking TCP/IP
      OS and Linux kernel
      Software engineering
    Non-technical
      Entrepreneurship
      Philosophy
      History and economics
      Biographies
    Format
      PDF files
      Reading list only
    Audience
      Software engineers
      CS students

mindmap root((expert_readed_books)) Technical content CS fundamentals Networking TCP/IP OS and Linux kernel Software engineering Non-technical Entrepreneurship Philosophy History and economics Biographies Format PDF files Reading list only Audience Software engineers CS students

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What do people build with it?

USE CASE 1

Browse a categorized list of influential technical books (TCP/IP Illustrated, Linux kernel internals, design patterns) to guide your self-study.

USE CASE 2

Preview PDF versions of classic software engineering texts before deciding which to buy in print.

USE CASE 3

Discover non-technical reading recommendations, philosophy, economics, biography, that experienced engineers consider valuable.

How does it compare?

	0voice/expert_readed_books	codexu/note-gen	amnezia-vpn/amnezia-client
Stars	11,834	11,835	11,836
Language	—	TypeScript	C++
Setup difficulty	easy	easy	moderate
Complexity	1/5	2/5	3/5
Audience	developer	writer	ops devops

Figures from each repo's GitHub metadata at analysis time.

How do you get it running?

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min

So what is it?

This is a curated collection of PDF books recommended for software engineers and developers, maintained by the 0voice team in Chinese. The repository organizes reading material across more than a dozen categories, including computer science fundamentals, software technology, software engineering practices, entrepreneurship, philosophy, mathematics, economics, history, fiction, and biographies of well-known figures. The computer science section includes widely cited titles such as the three-volume TCP/IP Illustrated series by W. Richard Stevens, UNIX Advanced Programming, Effective C++, books on operating system design and Linux kernel internals, data structures in C, and works on embedded real-time systems. The software technology and engineering sections add books on software architecture, design patterns, and distributed system concepts. Beyond technical content, the collection extends into general reading. There are books on startup thinking and entrepreneurship, philosophical and ideological texts, works on mathematics, economics, and history, classic Chinese and Western fiction, and biographies of notable people in technology and beyond. The breadth suggests the collection is aimed at readers who want to develop both professionally and as generalists. The repository does not contain any source code. It is a reading list, with each entry linking to a PDF file stored directly in the repository. A note at the top asks readers who find a book valuable to buy the original print edition, framing the electronic copies as a way to preview and collect, not a substitute for purchasing. The collection appears to be updated periodically, with the current README header referencing 2025 as the latest revision. The full README is longer than what was shown.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1

I'm a software engineer who wants to deepen my understanding of networking. From the 0voice book list, recommend a reading order for the TCP/IP Illustrated series and what I should know before starting volume 1.

Prompt 2

I found a book in the 0voice collection on Linux kernel internals. Give me a structured study plan for working through it alongside hands-on kernel experiments.

Prompt 3

Based on the 0voice entrepreneurship book recommendations, summarize the core ideas that appear across the recommended startup and business titles.

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