Reading List for 2023

Set of books I plan to read in 2023

UpdatedJuly 28, 2024

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Reading List for 2023

I am Senior Test Automation Engineer, who is interested in Open Source & Quality at scale.

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The idea is to enjoy the books I plan to read. The aim is to enjoy & immerse oneself in a new world. Gaining knowledge is a nice bonus 🎁🎈🎊🎉.

If you have got any book suggestions tweet to me vaikuntj

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