Recommending the Recommendation
Artyom Desyatnikov
title. going to explore the book... the best software writing i
by Joel Spolsky
recommendation of best writing
on software development. i'll be forwarding this recommendation
to you.
questions - feel free to interrupt me. even do feel obliged.
i'll need assistance
Points
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Introduction by Joel Spolsky
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Style is Substance by Ken Arnold
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Award for The Silliest User Interface: Windows Search by Leon Bambrick
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The Pitfalls of Outsourcing Programmers by Michael Bean
covering these topics
let's begin with an Introduction
Introduction
- Value of stories
- Especially in IT books
tells a story himself. refused to recommend.
idea of creating a collection of posts to serve as
an example of how the books should be written
the book is full of amusing masterpieces pinpointing
problems in IT in a truly hilarious way
Style is Substance
by Ken Arnold
- Python indentation as an example
- Not style but the unity of it
- Enforcing in grammar
The Java Programming Language co-author.
programming equivalent of TV-wrestling coding style wars.
whitespaces that mattered in fortran. then everyone remembered
they should not. and that's not true. suggesting enforcing.
too tolerant
It's Bob's Time
by Leon Bambrick
author programming theorist and pugilist. oracle.
very short of an article. featuring some good parody on some bad ms
ui design
THE PITFALLS OF OUTSOURCING PROGRAMMERS
by Michael Bean
- Shoe factory inspiration
- Ability to innovate
- Confuse chocolates with boxes
author dev and enterpreneur. very rare combination. worked at MIT.
president of some IT company. essentially good idea comes to wrong heads
at wrong times. core software production.
not being able to innovate.
following the advice of Joel, story. Jean-Marc, chocolates.
Points Once Again
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Introduction by Joel Spolsky
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Style is Substance by Ken Arnold
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Award for The Silliest User Interface: Windows Search by Leon Bambrick
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The Pitfalls of Outsourcing Programmers by Michael Bean
book permeated with joel's famous playfulness and irony and scepticism.
touching vital IT problems you've rarely thought of as problems
the best software writing i
by Joel Spolsky
only part of book. continuing my journey through it.
and so i recommend to you as well.
Recommending the Recommendation
Artyom Desyatnikov
title. going to explore the book...