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Time for a golden oldie: Pragmatic Software Development Tips

Posted by jpluimers on 2013/05/09

From the century start era of The Pragmatic Bookshelf | The Pragmatic Programmer, a – still valid – list of Pragmatic Software Development Tips.

From Care About Your Craft, via DRY, Some Things Are Better Done than Described, Keep Knowledge in Plain Text, Work With a User to Think Like a User, Find the Box, and many others till Sign Your Work.

–jeroen

via: The Pragmatic Bookshelf | List of Tips.

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3 Responses to “Time for a golden oldie: Pragmatic Software Development Tips”

  1. Warren P's avatar

    Warren P said

    2013/05/10 at 03:31

    I just bought a copy of this for $5 at a thrift shop.

    Reply
  2. ObjectMethodology.com's avatar

    ObjectMethodology.com said

    2013/05/09 at 15:34

    Nice revisit of a great view point on programming.

    Reply

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