I spotted it on Twitter and bought it. I assumed it was a translated foreign title, but it turns out to be a Japanese book by Amane Sawatari and Yoku Date. It’s a recent release too, published on June 23, 2026. At 264 pages it’s fairly compact, so I got through it in a few days. ブリリアント・ジャーク 静かにチームを壊す人たち amazon.co.jp What Is a Brilliant Jerk? Quoting from page 5: ...
I bought it on Kindle on February 20, 2026, and finished reading it on July 19. It took me quite a while. AWSコンテナ設計・構築［本格］入門 増補改訂版 amazon.co.jp I’d used ECS before, but I’d never built anything from scratch with it at work. Since it looks like I’ll be working with ECS soon, and my last hands-on experience was a long time ago, I picked this up to catch up on the current state of things. The fact that it comes with hands-on exercises was another deciding factor. ...
The book I read this time is a new release by Daichi Hiroki @hiroki_daichi . I spotted it on Twitter and was curious enough to pick it up. AIエージェント 人類と協働する機械 amazon.co.jp It was a long read, but once Chapter 11 revealed the relationship between the SECI model and AI agents, things really heated up. ...
I spotted this on Twitter and read it over the year-end/New Year holidays. Claude CodeによるAI駆動開発入門 amazon.co.jp My vibe coding journey started with Cursor, but since around May of last year, I’ve been almost exclusively using Claude Code. Even writing this blog, I let Claude Code take it from zero to roughly 60% done. I’ve been keeping up with Claude Code by reading and trying out information that flows through Twitter and blog posts, in a mix of relaxation and a sense of urgency. ...