A small library in the Limehouse Basin

A nice surprise I found while wandering around the Limehouse Basin the day before yesterday. And I loved the content of the library more than :-). Did not expect software engineering books in it.

A small wooden structure resembling a phone booth is situated on a paved walkway by a waterfront. The booth has a clear window with a wooden frame and appears weathered. In the background, there are moored boats of various colors and buildings along the water's edge. The sky is cloudy, casting a subdued light over the scene.

Love the look of this library.

A wooden bookshelf filled with assorted books. The most prominent title visible is "The Art of Unit Testing Second Edition." Other book titles include "Viruses: More Friends Than Foes," "Docker: Up & Running," and "Minute Cryptic." A few colorful children's books and magazines are also present. Some books are stacked horizontally, and a soft, colorful fabric is draped on the side.

I was temped to to take the virus book with me, but decided against it. My TBR is still way to long right now.

A person is holding a book titled "The Art of Unit Testing" by Roy Osherove in front of a wooden bookshelf filled with various books. The cover features an illustration of a medieval character in colorful robes holding a quill and scroll. Some books are stacked vertically and horizontally on the shelves. The ground is paved with gray stone tiles.

Yes unit testing something important for which I seldom had time. But I like to do it more again now.

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