Category Archives: My Bookshelf

Important lean, and software development books I have read and mention in my posts.

Interesting Notes from “Agile Software Development, Principles, Patterns, and Practices” book

Notes from Chapter 3 “Planing”
1. Agile process of planing requires

Very detailed planing for the next two weeks
Very rough plan for the next three months
Extremly crude plan beyond that

2. Correlation between quality and early delivery of a partially function system

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Code Complete – Compiler Warning Messages

“Children sometimes think that if they close their eyes and can’t see you, they’ve made you go away.”
This sentence is part of item “Compiler Warning Messages” but I think it must be had in mind for the way we … Continue reading

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Code Complete – Personal Test Records

Excerpt from Code Complete :
“In addition to project-level test records, you might find it useful to keep track of your personal test records. These records can include both a checklist of the errors you most commonly make as … Continue reading

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An interesting idea from the book "Code Complete".

If you can’t repeat it, you can’t improve it.
Author:  Steve McConnell

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What impressed me in "Code Complete" !

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The Design of Design

The last book of Frederick P. Brooks “The Design of Design: Essays from Computer Scientists” has just been released and I have just bought it. I think you will like it too !

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