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published
2006
by No Starch Press
binding
Paperback, 624 pages
isbn
1593271190
(isbn13: 9781593271190)
description
Many programmers know how to write correct code - code that works. But not all know how to craft great code - code that is well written and easy to un...more
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recommends it for:
budding computer geeks
Not so insightful that you're likely to learn anything; not so boring that you won't be able to finish. A lot of people are seriously into this completely true and pretty decent book about good programming habits, beginning software design, and anecdotal forays into corporate ITdom.
You might like it, somehow. Who knows, I may have passed by some real gems hiding in between the lines. I don't want to leap to the conclusion that it's pedestrian; if I knew any young people who were lean...more
You might like it, somehow. Who knows, I may have passed by some real gems hiding in between the lines. I don't want to leap to the conclusion that it's pedestrian; if I knew any young people who were lean...more
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Read in July, 2007
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programmers
This books contains many useful practices to be a good programmers. A little too verbose for my taste. I moved fast through the main points to get the general ideas. Probably useful as a reference when you write code.
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