Books I've read

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 * Programming in Python 3. A complete introduction of the Python Language.

-- Author: Mark Summerfield


* Pro Git Everything you need to know about Git.

-- Authors: Scott Chacon, Ben Straub


* Effective Python: 59 specific ways to write better Python.

-- Author: Bret Slatkin



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