Thanks, Steve -- I've been uncomfortable with ...
Giles · 2014-12-01T10:43:22.928000
Thanks, Steve -- I've been uncomfortable with that phrase for a while now and you've just explained to me why :-)
I think that The Psychology of Computer Programmin...
lee · 2014-12-02T20:05:22.715000
I think that The Psychology of Computer Programming (along with The Mythical Man Month) should be required reading for every serious programmer.
Hey @Giles, thanks for your comment.
@lee Both th...
Steve · 2014-12-02T20:29:10.748000
Hey @Giles, thanks for your comment.
@lee Both those are still great titles. A 25th anniversary edition of "The Psychology of Computer Programming" came out (presumably in 1996) and it was definitely still both relevant and useful then. Forty-three years after publication Weinberg's concise observations keep his book fresh for a modern audience.
Thanks, Steve -- I've been uncomfortable with ...
Giles · 2014-12-01T10:43:22.928000
Thanks, Steve -- I've been uncomfortable with that phrase for a while now and you've just explained to me why :-)I think that The Psychology of Computer Programmin...
lee · 2014-12-02T20:05:22.715000
I think that The Psychology of Computer Programming (along with The Mythical Man Month) should be required reading for every serious programmer.Hey @Giles, thanks for your comment. @lee Both th...
Steve · 2014-12-02T20:29:10.748000
Hey @Giles, thanks for your comment.@lee Both those are still great titles. A 25th anniversary edition of "The Psychology of Computer Programming" came out (presumably in 1996) and it was definitely still both relevant and useful then. Forty-three years after publication Weinberg's concise observations keep his book fresh for a modern audience.
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