Dr. Dobb's Journal
Programmer's Bookshelf Archive

• 2004
  • December: Java Frameworks And Tools, Laura MacDougall and Gregory V. Wilson
  • November: Project Automation and Cryptography, Miles Thibault and Gregory V. Wilson
  • October: The New Standard Model, Gregory V. Wilson
  • September: Free Culture and the Internet, Lynne Greer Jolitz
  • August: The OpenGL Shading Language, Paul Martz
  • July: Reality Check, Gregory V. Wilson and John Gilhuly
  • June: Lies My Process Told Me, Gregory V. Wilson
  • May: In the Kitchen with Doug, Douglas Reilly
  • April: SQL Server Performance and Tuning, Douglas Reilly
  • March: A Double Eclipse, Jason Montojo
  • February: Small Is Still Beautiful, Gregory V. Wilson
  • January: Persuading Leonardo, Daniel Wohlbruck
• 2003
  • December: A Wireless Retirement, Jeff B. Cromwell
  • November: UNIX Zen and Now, Jack J. Woehr
  • October: Has It Really Been That Long? Gregory V. Wilson
  • September: Reading Code, Gregory V. Wilson
  • August: Extreme Forth, Tim Kientzle
  • July: Through Thick and Thin, Gregory V. Wilson
  • June: Facts, Fallacies, and Numeric Computing, Gregory V. Wilson
  • May: Three from Manning, Gregory V. Wilson
  • April: Parkinson’s Other Law, Gregory V. Wilson
  • March: Linux, XP, & Everything in Between, Jack J. Woehr
  • February: Five Skinny Books, Gregory V. Wilson
  • January: The Observation of Trifles, Gregory V. Wilson
• 2002
  • December: Patterns & MPEG-4, Jack J. Woehr
  • November: Lightweight Processes for Changing Environments, Jeffrey L. Taylor
  • October: Embedded Systems Programming, Jack J. Woehr
  • September: Intrinsic Difficulty, Jack J. Woehr
  • August: It's Not Just Technology, Gregory V. Wilson
  • July: Mathematics & C++, Peter N. Roth
  • June: All Over the Map, Gregory V. Wilson
  • May: Filling In the Gaps, Gregory V. Wilson
  • April: Performance Modeling for the Masses, Stathis Papaefstathiou
  • March: Doubling Down on the Good and the Okay, Gregory V. Wilson
  • February: Sometimes You Get What You Want, Gregory V. Wilson
  • January: C# and the .NET Platform, Lou Grinzo
• 2001
  • December: Alien Worlds, Gregory V. Wilson
  • November: Reading Embedded, Jack J. Woehr
  • October: Developing for Wireless Systems, Barbara Lach-Smith
  • September: A Bluetooth Trio and C#, Williams Stallings and Lou Grinzo
  • August: A C++ Duo, Peter Roth
  • July: Days of our Data: A Server SOAP Opera, Jeff Cromwell
  • June: Microsoft SQL Server Cubed, Doug Reilly
  • May: XML and Then Some, Gregory V. Wilson
  • April: Professional Linux Programming, Lou Grinzo
  • March: Accelerated C++ Programming, Peter N. Roth
  • February: Time Warps, Gregory V. Wilson
  • January: Beginning Perl & Windows 2000 Programming, Lou Grinzo and Trudy Pelzer
• 2000
  • December: GNU Tools and Process Patterns, Lou Grinzo and Jacques Surveyer
  • November: Classics Old and New, Gregory V. Wilson
  • October: Two-Year Olds, Peter N. Roth
  • September: Data Is What It Is All About, Doug Reilly
  • August: Python, C++, and Other Religions, Gregory V. Wilson
  • July: Frame Relay Wrap-up, William Stallings
  • June: The Art and Science of Software Architecture, Jeff Cromwell
  • May: Stirring the Gene Pool, Gregory V. Wilson
  • April: Second Time Around, Jeffrey L. Taylor
  • March: How Matters More Than What, Gregory V. Wilson
  • February: All This, and Frequent Flyer Miles Too! Gregory V. Wilson
  • January: All the World's A Database, Jack J. Woehr and Lou Grinzo
• 1999
  • December: Internet Time as History, Eugene Eric Kim
  • November: A Joke Too Far, Gregory V. Wilson
  • October: C++ STL, Peter N. Roth
  • September: Clarifying the Open Source Movement and   Graphic Java, Lou Grinzo and Laryn Fernandes
  • August: Another Basketful of Books, Gregory V. Wilson
  • July: Linux Sysadm On Your Own, Jeff Taylor
  • June: Greatest Hits of the '70s, Gregory V. Wilson
  • May: A Revolution Oft-Delayed, Gregory V. Wilson and William Stallings
  • April: The General, the Particular, and the Just Plain Odd, Gregory V. Wilson and Steve Chartley
  • March: Taking a Risk, Jonathan Amsterdam
  • February: Small is Beautiful -- Kind Of, Gregory V. Wilson
  • January: STL and Gigabit Ethernet, Paul Lu and William Stallings
• 1998
  • December: Object-Oriented Design, Eduardo Fernandez
  • November: No Engineers Were Harmed in the Production of this Book, Gregory V. Wilson
  • October: The Tcl/Tk and Python Scripting Environments, Sean McGrath
  • September: The Dawning of the Age of Multithreading, Jeff Cromwell
  • August #3: More Summer Reading, Gregory V. Wilson
  • August #2: Summer Reading, Gregory V. Wilson
  • August #1: In the Future with IPv6, William Stallings
  • July: Displacement and Other Stories, Gregory V. Wilson
  • June: Software Projects and UNIX Programming, Chris Jaekl and Paul Lu
  • May: Fuzzy Logic, Peter N. Roth
  • April: Computer Architecture, Robert Bernecky
  • March: Using ISAPI, Jeff Cromwell
  • February: From C to Tcl, Gerald L. Graef
  • January: Acronyms by the Bushel: VB, UML, CRC, and GUI, Gregory V. Wilson
• 1997
  • December: Inner Loops and Regular Expressions, Robert Bernecky and Michael E. Fitzpatrick
  • November: Perusing the Bookshelf, Gregory V. Wilson
  • October: Java Pro, Warren Young
  • September: From Active-X to Cargo-Cult Science, Gregory V. Wilson
  • August: The Software Project and Unicode, Michael E. Fitzpatrick and Laurence Vanhelsuwé
  • July: Tools, Languages, and Interacting with Machines, Gregory V. Wilson
  • June: Visualizing Data, Richard Brath and Ray Duncan
  • May: HAL's Legacy and Large-Scale Software Design, Gregory V. Wilson
  • April: History and Personal Computers, Eugene Eric Kim
  • March: Bridge, Castle, and Program Building, Gregory V. Wilson
  • February: Into the Future, Phil Mitchell
  • January: C++ Object Model and Cryptography, Ron van der Wal and William Stallings
• 1996
  • December: Java, Java, and More Java, Doug Nickerson
  • November: Benchmarks and DSP Algorithms, Eric McRae
  • October: Improving Object-Oriented Designs, Warren Young
  • September: Programming for Windows 95, Lou Grinzo
  • August: Past and Future, Phil Mitchell
  • July: Into the Future with Internet Protocols, William Stallings
  • June: Power to the Programmer, Tom Saltsman
  • May: Graphics Programming, Dean Clark
  • April: Getting Hooked on Java, John H. McCoy
  • March: Secrets of Windows-95 Programming
  • February: Algorithms for C and C++ Programmers, Deah Gahlon
  • January: Writing Localized Software, Charles Pfefferkorn
• 1995
  • December: The Network as a Half-Empty Cup, Ray Duncan
  • November: Four Feynman Books, Michael Swaine
  • October: A Sample of C++ Books, by Ray Valdes
  • September: Nontraditional Educational Alternatives, Jonathan Erickson
  • August: Perspectives on Computer Security, Lynne Greer Jolitz
  • July: Books from Inside the Walls, by Lou Grinzo and Steve Gallagher
  • June: Software Engineering and Z, Reginald B. Charney
  • May: Why is Route 128 in a Recession?, Peter D. Varhol
  • April: More on Windows-95: Inquiring Minds Want to Know, Al Stevens
  • March: Inside the Windows-95 Book Publishing Phenomenon, Al Stevens
  • February: SOM/DSOM and Object-Oriented Programming, Steve Gallagher
  • January: Making Programs Go Faster, Peter Gulutzan
• 1994
  • December: Net Surfing on the Printed Page, Ray Duncan
  • November: Embedded Systems Development, Douglas Reilly
  • October: So What Do You Think?, Peter D.Varhol
  • September: Writing Windows Virtual Device Drivers, Walter Oney
  • August: C++ and the PowerPC, Al Stevens
  • July: Examining Graphics File Formats, Jonathan Erickson
  • June: Custom Controls and Windows Programming, Michael Floyd
  • May: Applying Cryptanalysis, Al Stevens
  • April: A Clear Look through Blurry Eyes at Two Books on Algorithms, Tom Ochs
  • March: Legal Self-Help for Software Developers, Jonathan Erickson
  • February: Teachers, Schools, and Computers, Peter D. Varhol
  • January: Genetic Programming, Peter D. Varhol
• 1993
  • December: Robots Make Their Move, Jonathan Erickson
  • November: Warm and Fuzzy, Peter D. Varhol
  • October: Can We Talk?, Jonathan Erickson
  • September: Under Lock and Key, Lynne Greer Jolitz
  • August: Roaming the Internet, Part III, Ray Duncan
  • July: Graphics Gems and Fractal Compression, Ray Valdes
  • June: Fuzzy Logic? Get Real!, Jonathan Erickson
  • May: Hard Driving in the Fast Lane, Al Stevens
  • April: Roaming the Internet, Part II, Ray Duncan
  • March: Adaptation, Emergent Computation, and Artificial Life, Ray Valdes
  • February: Roaming the Internet, Ray Duncan
  • January: Portrait of an Artist as Programmer, Al Stevens
• 1992
  • December: Wake Up and Smell the Working Set, Andrew Schulman
  • November: Undocumented Windows, Ray Duncan
  • October: Slaying the Dragon, Andrew Schulman
  • September: Coming to Grips with the Information Age, William F. Jolitz
  • August: Literate Programming, Andrew Schulman
  • July: The Ethics of Computing, Ray Duncan
  • June: Operating Systems: The Nightmare Continues, Andrew Schulman
  • May: The Grand Master of System Software, Ray Duncan
  • April: Beyond the Official Rules, Andrew Schulman
  • March: It Takes a Great Deal of History to Produce a Little Literature, Ray Duncan
  • February: 10 Pounds of Data in a Five-Pound Bag, Andrew Schulman
  • January: How to Solve It, Ray Duncan
• 1991
  • December: Libraries and the One Right Way, Andrew Schulman
  • November: Making Contact with Computers, Ray Duncan
  • October: You Could Look It Up, Andrew Schulman
  • September: The Emperor's New Mind, Michael Swaine
  • August: Computer Graphics: Principles and Practice, Ray Duncan
  • July: Ten Pounds of Windows Books, Andrew Schulman
  • June: Confessions of an Efficient Coder, Ray Duncan
  • May: C++: The Next Generation, Andrew Schulman
  • April: The Design of Everyday Things, Including Software, Ray Duncan
  • March: Subatomic Programming, Andrew Schulman
  • February: Typography for the Rest of Us, Ray Duncan
  • January: Network Programming, Andrew Schulman
• 1990
  • December: Taking Care of Business, Ray Duncan
  • November: Object Oriented Software Development: Reality Sets In, Andrew Schulman
  • October: The Theory and Practice of Computer Design and Implementation, Ray Duncan
  • September: Microprocessors from the Programmer's Perspective, Andrew Schulman