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Published on:<\/strong> 15.10.2018<\/p>\n

Number of pages: 211
\nWritten by: Robert C. Martin (Uncle Bob)<\/a>
\nPublish by: Prentice Hall<\/a><\/p>\n

Conclusion<\/strong>
\nRead this book if you plan to make money by writing code for others.<\/p>\n

Review<\/strong>
\nThis is an interesting book.<\/p>\n

It is not a soft skill<\/a> book, but it is also not a technical book, it is something in between.<\/p>\n

The book has valuable advices on how to behave as a professional programmer.<\/p>\n

The author is writing software professionally since 1970, so there are a lot of stories about how the software was made back then. I liked those stories a lot.<\/p>\n

Chapters titles are: Professionalism, Saying No, Saying Yes, Coding, Test Driven Development, Practicing, Acceptance Testing, Testing Strategies, Time Management, Estimation, Pressure, Collaboration, Teams and Projects, Mentoring, Apprenticeship and Craftsmanship, Tooling.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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