And take a look into books I recommend you to read in 2024. (34 books)

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Learn why it is important to focus on fundamentals rather than frameworks in software development. Discover a list of recommended books for software engineers in 2024.

Learn things that don't change

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Books Every Software Engineer Must Read in 2024.

so basically, learn nothing ? Because everything changes, nothing lasts forever

I’ve read 9 of them, all from personal development hahaha.
And I have 3 from the list to this year.
Maybe a topic for DDD in this list would be a nice topic like:
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<li>The blue book – Eric Evans</li>
<li>Learning Domain-Driven Design – Vlad Khononov</li>
</ul>

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Doing project and learning as you do &gt; Reading books imo.

“Learn things that don’t change.” A catchy title and great advice. Thank you! This is a principle I have adopted in my career as well as in almost every sphere of my life.
If I may add, however, a more accurate heading would be “Learn the foundation before learning the surface,” since all the items provided in the list are subject to change.
I also would like to offer an additional principle that has an even greater level of permanency. That is, problem solving. Learn to exercise your brain by challenging it against difficult problems. These exercises do not have to be limited to technology. Find auxiliary avenues that you are interested in, for example, mathematics, philosophy, etc. Even something as common as a maintenance problem around your house may present itself as a great opportunity to develop your problem-solving skills. Oh, the TV stopped functioning? No problem, fetch a screwdriver and give yourself the opportunity of a new challenge. You might solve it, you might not. But that is okay because the purpose is not to repair the TV. Rather, is to learn how to be a better programmer/ engineer while you’re not programming.