Welcome to the Triple Peaks Library

We're pleased to open our library doors to everyone! Come and expand your development knowledge, or just use this lovely spot to work or study. This is a cool place for cool students!

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200 Success Avenue, The Town of Triple Peaks

Upcoming events:

In honor of Joan Feynman: Women in astrophysics

Mon, January 12

Triple Peaks Library Conference Hall & Online

At this event, which celebrates the library's namesake, our guest lecturer will take us on a journey exploring some of the most prominent female researchers in the world of space science. It's easy to buy into the misconception that this field was mostly dominated by men, but our lecture aims to change that notion and prove that this hasn't been the case since at least the 18th century.

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Joan Feynman

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Margaret Burbidge

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Jill Tarter

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Maria Mitchell

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Annie Jump Cannon

Staff picks

That our readers love

  • Introduction to Algorithms

    The name of this book is self-explanatory; it's a proper introduction to algorithms! Introduction to Algorithms, or CLRS, in reference to the authors' last names, goes in-depth and covers a range of algorithms across several self-contained chapters.

    Thomas H. Cormen, Charles E. Leiserson, Ronald L. Rivest, Clifford Stein

  • The Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (SICP)

    This is one of the best books for learning the fundamentals of programming. Featured by MIT in one of their foundational programming courses, SICP is a general-purpose programming book that uses Scheme to illustrate various programming concepts.

    Harold Abelson, Gerald Jay Sussman, Julie Sussman

  • The Clean Coder: A Code of Conduct for Professional Programmers

    Compiled by seasoned software engineer and author Robert C. Martin (also known as Uncle Bob), this book covers the techniques and tools of true software craftsmanship. It explains how to write clean code and demonstrates how to cultivate the attitude of a skilled, professional programmer.

    Steve McConnell

  • Code Complete: A Practical Handbook of Software Construction

    Want to know how to write robust code irrespective of the architecture behind your chosen programming language? Then consider reading Code Complete: A Practical Handbook of Software Construction. It comprehensively covers everything related to good code structure.

    Steve McConnell

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    Enjoy all the awesome benefits of membership!

About the library

Libraries are essential establishments in practically every city, and the Triple Peaks Library is no exception. It first opened its doors way back in 2018, right as our humble town began bidding welcome to its very first citizens!

Since its initial opening, the library has seen nearly 342 monthly visitors. That's almost 50% of our population! So far, most citizens have enjoyed reading books and using our ample online resources.

Become a member today, and make sure to check out our Staff Picks section. This week's selection is full of books anyone interested in computer programming would love!