Understand professional programmers

Author: Weinberg
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: If you are a programmer, a manager of programmers, or in any position closely related to programmers, this is the book you should read! This book introduces how to become an excellent programmer and how to improve work performance from the unique perspective of industry experts. The entire book is composed of multiple short essays discussing the programmer's career, with content that is outstandingly. It is an important work that no one working in this rapidly changing field can afford to miss. Understanding Professional Programmers introduces how to become an excellent programmer and how to improve work performance from the unique perspective of industry experts. The entire book is composed of multiple short essays discussing the programmer's career, with content that is outstandingly. It is an important work that no one working in this rapidly changing field can afford to miss. The book is vivid and detailed—you will surely recognize stories of yourself and your company—making it not only highly educational but also engaging to read. The topics include: several key issues for professional programmers, the path to becoming a professional programmer, surviving in the corporate bureaucracy, a guide to efficient thinking, and the future of the programmer's career. Understanding Professional Programmers introduces how to become an excellent programmer and how to improve work performance from the unique perspective of industry experts. The entire book is composed of multiple short essays discussing the programmer's career, with content that is outstandingly. It is an important work that no one working in this rapidly changing field can afford to miss. The book is vivid and detailed—you will surely recognize stories of yourself and your company—making it not only highly educational but also engaging to read. The topics include: several key issues for professional programmers, the path to becoming a professional programmer, surviving in the corporate bureaucracy, a guide to efficient thinking, and the future of the programmer's career.