Rhymes with “iconic”
A wave of ironic O'Reilly parody covers offers a very funny twist on O'Reilly's iconic Animal Books.
Now that April Fool’s Day is safely past, we can’t resist sharing some of our favorite O’Reilly parody covers—because why should all the funny happen on just one day?
In case you’re wondering, O’Reilly doesn’t have anything to do with these. We’re admirers just like everyone else.
Have you seen other O’Reilly parodies? Let us know about them. Use the hashtag #ironicOReilly on Twitter or drop us a line.
And since we’re talking about covers, you should also check out “A Short History of the O’Reilly Animals.”
Bonus points if you can’t even read it yourself pic.twitter.com/9Tk2WREN0E
— Practical Developer (@ThePracticalDev) March 16, 2016
Finally! pic.twitter.com/j0wqSggGWq
— Szymon Fiedler (@fidelski) March 23, 2016
This one hits way too close to home pic.twitter.com/M9GkT3i4Zr
— Practical Developer (@ThePracticalDev) March 25, 2016
Does your code depend on fewer than 72 NPM packages? Your code is lonely and you need to read this book. pic.twitter.com/O0pFQ5H9jF
— Practical Developer (@ThePracticalDev) March 24, 2016
The definitive guide for “rockstar” programmers pic.twitter.com/ql6kxUl06M
— Practical Developer (@ThePracticalDev) March 18, 2016
Must have book of 2016 for any enterprise developer. pic.twitter.com/bWiK8wkZ3m
— Isaac Abraham (@isaac_abraham) March 9, 2016