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Developer Best Practices Ser.: I. M. Wright's Hard Code by Eric Brechner (2007, Trade Paperback)

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Product Identifiers

PublisherPearson Education

ISBN-100735624356

ISBN-139780735624351

eBay Product ID (ePID)60521205

Product Key Features

Number of Pages240 Pages

Publication NameI. M. Wright's Hard Code

LanguageEnglish

Publication Year2007

SubjectProgramming / General, Software Development & Engineering / General, Client-Server Computing

TypeTextbook

Subject AreaComputers

AuthorEric Brechner

SeriesDeveloper Best Practices Ser.

FormatTrade Paperback

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Item Height0.4 in

Item Weight16.8 Oz

Item Length0.4 in

Item Width0.4 in

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Intended AudienceScholarly & Professional

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SynopsisGet the brutal truth about coding, testing, and project management-from a Microsoft insider who tells it like it is. I. M. Wright's deliberately provocative column "Hard Code" has been sparking debate amongst thousands of engineers at Microsoft for years. And now (despite our better instincts), we're making his opinions available to everyone. In this collection of 49 columns, Eric Brechner's alter ego pulls no punches with his candid commentary and best practice solutions to the issues that irk him the most. He dissects the development process, examines tough team issues, and critiques how the software business is run-with the added touch of clever humor and sardonic wit. His ideas aren't always popular (not that he cares), but they do stimulate the discussion and imagination needed to drive software excellence. Get the unvarnished truth on how to: Improve software quality and value-from design to security Realistically manage project schedules, risks, and specs Trim the fat from common development inefficiencies Apply process improvement methods-without being an inflexible fanatic Drive your own successful, satisfying career Don't be a dictator-develop and manage a thriving team! Companion Web site includes: Agile process documents Checklists, templates, and other resources, Get the brutal truth about coding, testing, and project management--from a Microsoft insider who tells it like it is. I. M. Wright's deliberately provocative column "Hard Code" has been sparking debate amongst thousands of engineers at Microsoft for years. And now (despite our better instincts), we're making his opinions available to everyone.In this collection of 49 columns, Eric Brechner's alter ego pulls no punches with his candid commentary and best practice solutions to the issues that irk him the most. He dissects the development process, examines tough team issues, and critiques how the software business is run--with the added touch of clever humor and sardonic wit. His ideas aren't always popular (not that he cares), but they do stimulate the discussion and imagination needed to drive software excellence. Get the unvarnished truth on how to: Improve software quality and value--from design to securityRealistically manage project schedules, risks, and specsTrim the fat from common development inefficiencies Apply process improvement methods--without being an inflexible fanaticDrive your own successful, satisfying careerDon't be a dictator--develop and manage a thriving team Companion Web site includes: Agile process documentsChecklists, templates, and other resources, Get the brutal truth about coding, testing, and project management--from a Microsoft insider who tells it like it is. I. M. Wright's deliberately provocative column "Hard Code" has been sparking debate amongst thousands of engineers at Microsoft for years. And now (despite our better instincts), we're making his opinions available to everyone. In this collection of 49 columns, Eric Brechner's alter ego pulls no punches with his candid commentary and best practice solutions to the issues that irk him the most. He dissects the development process, examines tough team issues, and critiques how the software business is run--with the added touch of clever humor and sardonic wit. His ideas aren't always popular (not that he cares), but they do stimulate the discussion and imagination needed to drive software excellence. Get the unvarnished truth on how to: Improve software quality and value--from design to security Realistically manage project schedules, risks, and specs Trim the fat from common development inefficiencies Apply process improvement methods--without being an inflexible fanatic Drive your own successful, satisfying career Don't be a dictator--develop and manage a thriving team! Companion Web site includes: Agile process documents Checklists, templates, and other resources