David Copperfield is the eighth full-length novel written by the 19th century British critical realism novelist Charles Dickens, referred to as "the most beloved child in his heart". Between 1849 and 1850, it was published every month being divided into 20 parts. The entire book uses the first-person narrative tone, which melts into many life experiences of the writer.

In the field of software development, almost no other books can be like The Mythical Man-Month, which has such far-reaching influence and remains popular. It has been a unique masterpiece that IT practitioners such like software developer, software project manager, software system analyst must read.

Eloquent JavaScript is a free book written by Marijn Haverbeke (a world-class programmer who has accumulated rich experience in web development and is especially influential in the field of JavaScript), which has always been strongly recommended by the father of JavaScript and many JavaScript experts. This Second Edition expanded a lot of new content based on its first Edition (the chapters also increased to 22 from 12).

First of all, AppNee wants you to know - this classic book does not necessarily apply to everywhere or everything, but they are always worth to taste again and again. The Design of Everyday Things (DOET for short) formerly was titled 'The Psychology of Everyday Things' (POET for short) that was initially published in 1988). This Revised and Expanded Edition was published in 2013, as a major update of this bestseller.

Who Moved My Cheese? tells a simple and interesting fable (but full of truth with profound moral about changes in people's lives), conceived by the American writer Spencer Johnson in 1979 and first published in 1998. This book has dominated the top rankings of the best-selling books since publication. Although it's just a booklet with the thickness a little thicker than a DVD.