This book provides a retrospective, not of a single project or subproject, but on an entire career in the software industry. James Bonang conveys solutions to the eclectic problems you'll encounter as a software professional. The book provides encounters with interesting software engineering personalities, homicidal computers, ancient gods and an extra-solar interloper. You'll match wits with the world's greatest (fictional) detective and discover how top engineers determine the root cause of the most catastrophic software failures. You'll absorb a lifetime of experience without all the fuss.
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Author: James Bonang Date: January 2022 Pages: 608 Kindle: B09QCBVJ9V Audience: General interest Level: Intermediate Category: Methodology
Topics covered:
- Improve your technical writing skills
- Prepare and give succinct, impactful technical presentations
- Teach and mentor
- Employ estimates and analytic confidence measures
- Find reliable sources of information
- Conduct retrospectives
- Perform code inspections
- Perform case studies
- Use checklists
- Employ the Delphi Method
- Employ pre-, post- and invariant conditions to improve software reliability
- Write defensive code
- Perform root cause analyses
- Tackle the most difficult types of software defects
- Guard against floating point errors
- Identify future career paths (including fields accelerated by the pandemic)
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The AWK Programming Language, 2nd Ed
Author: Alfred V. Aho, Brian W. Kernighan and Peter J. Weinberger Publisher: Addison-Wesley Pages: 240 ISBN: 978-0138269722 Print: 0138269726 Kindle: B0CCJ1N4X3 Audience: Developers interested in Awk Rating: 5 Reviewer: Kay Ewbank
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Python All-in-One, 2nd Ed (For Dummies)
Authors: John Shovic and Alan Simpson Publisher: For Dummies Date: April 2021 Pages: 720 ISBN: 978-1119787600 Print: 1119787602 Kindle: B091DGDLK8 Audience: People wanting to learn Python Rating: 2 Reviewer: Mike James All-in-one refers to the fact that this is seven books put together - why?
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