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The Pragmatic Programmer
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Michael C. Feathers
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Working Effectively with Legacy Code
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one should be to be able to follow this approach. But I surely see the
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(Test Driven Development). But somehow it is not that easy. I am not sure
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What a nice book! I wish I could be one of those craftsmen getting paid
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five times as much as the rest of the world.
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too long or restating a point a bit too often, this book clearly states
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what people should realize about software development: It's really like
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that 1 to 10 factor. You simply cannot expect a guy having a
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Fucked-Up-Bullshit Licensed Engineer certificate to be a good developer.
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Ask the customers! Get this feedback. This is much more important than
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some kind of bullshit certificate or perfect grades in school ;-)
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This book is for managers, I think. Because as a developer, when reading
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this book, you just get more angry about the way things are.. :-(
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A difficult book. Not easy to read. Well.. for me.. at least. I think I
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am reading this book for three months now :-) Still not finished. Hmm..
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somehow it is not as "easy" as most other books.
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"uneasy" to read. Parts of it, like for example about "Theory Building"
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are very interesting. Other parts like for example the discussion about
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how people should be seated are.. well.. I guess they are required. But I
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found them quite.. boring.. :-)
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${ExternalLink( "http://www.agilealliance.org", "The Agile Alliance" )}.
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edition. Well.. a lot like a developer matures on his way, Steve managed
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to drop all the bullshit subjective advice and wrote a nice 'summarizing'
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book on a lot of topics.
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Rapid Development
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Diomidis Spinellis
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Code Reading
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More or less for beginners only. If you're a passionate developer, you
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don't need this book. You already do what you do.. bascially.. :)
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Mike Gunderloy
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Coder To Developer
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I bought this book after I saw it being mentioned on some web-site. Some
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blog maybe? Joel maybe? Don't remember..
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It's not bad. But it's not really good, either. Far from the importance of
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The Pragmatic Progammer, or Working Effecively with Legacy Code, or Test
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Driven Development. And somewhere between the quality of Code Complete
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Edition 1 and 2.
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But somehow I liked it. It gave me a different view on some topics. Which
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I always consider a good thing..
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Andrew Hunt & Dave Thomas
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Pragmatic Version Control, Pragmatic Unit Testing
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Good books - especially for beginners. Contained a few things I didn't
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know about (some special CVS features). And all in all nice write-ups of
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how to get started(!) with version control and unit testing.
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Mike Clark
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Pragmatic Project Automation
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Personally, I think this is the best (read: most intersting) book of the
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Pragmatic Starter Series.. How to get started with project automation.
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Build servers, notification, setting up a project, .. Nice book!
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Robert L. Glass
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Facts and Fallacies of Sofware Engineering
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I liked this book. Sure, you can always disagree on certain topics. But
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what does that mean?
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This book has some interesting stories and a lot of interesting 'facts'. I
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enjoyed reading this one!
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Luke Hohmann
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Beyond Software Architecture
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The one thing I remember about this book is 'spikes'. Architectural
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'spikes'. For exploring a certain aspect of a system's architecture.
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Well, this topic had been covered in an Artima interview, too. Maybe
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that's why I remember it.. :)
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Anyway, I liked this book. Covered some interesting stuff. Far from the
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quality of The Pragmatic Programmer or something like that. But then again
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definitly with different subject/focus and therefore worth a read.
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Scott Meyers
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Effective C++ Second Edition
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Must read for serious C++ developers.
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My personal opinion on some advanced C++ features (and probably advanced
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language features in general): Avoid them as often as possible! :)
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Jon Bentley
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Programming Pearls
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Interesting read. (That was helpful, right? :)
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