The Best Software Writing I

Selected and Introduced by Joel Spolsky

Joel Spolsky

325 pages, parution le 08/07/2005

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Résumé

Frustrated by the lack of well-written essays on software engineering, Joel Spolsky (of www.joelonsoftware.com fame) has put together a collection of his favorite writings on the topic.

With a nod to both the serious and funny sides of technical writing, The Best Software Writing I: Selected and Introduced by Joel Spolsky is an entertaining read and a guide to the technical writing literati.

The Best Software Writing I contains writings from:

Ken Arnold
Leon Bambrick
Michael Bean
Rory Blyth
Adam Bosworth
danah boyd
Raymond Chen
Kevin Cheng and Tom Chi
Cory Doctorow
ea_spouse
Bruce Eckel
Paul Ford
Paul Graham
John Gruber
Gregor Hohpe
Ron Jeffries
Eric Johnson
Eric Lippert
Michael Lopp
Larry Osterman
Mary Poppendieck
Rick Schaut
Aaron Swartz
Clay Shirky
Eric Sink
why the lucky stiff

Sommaire

Ken Arnold Style Is Substance
Leon Bambrick Award for the Silliest User Interfa
Windows Search
Michael Bean The Pitfalls of Outsourcing Programmers
Rory Blyth Excel as a Database
Adam Bosworth ICSOC04 Talk
danah boyd Autistic Social Software
Raymond Chen Why Not Just Block the Apps T
Rely on Undocumented Behavior?
Kevin Ch
and Tom Chi Kicking the Llama
Cory Doctorow Save Canada's Internet from WIPO
ea_spouse EA: The Human Story
Bruce Eckel Strong Typing vsStrong Testing
Paul Ford Processing Processing
Paul Graham Great Hackers
John Gruber The Location Field Is the
Command Line
Gregor Hohpe Starbucks Does Not Use Two-Ph
Commit
Ron Jeffries Passion
Eric Johnson C++-The Forgotten Trojan Horse
Eric Lippert How Many Microsoft Employees D
It Take to Change a Lightbulb?
Michael "Ran
Lopp What to Do When You're Screwed
Larry Osterman Larry's Rules of Softw
Engineering #2: Measuring Test
by Test Metrics Doesn't
Mary Poppendieck Team Compensation
Rick Schaut Mac Word 6.0
Clay Shirky A Group Is Its Own Worst Enemy
Clay Shirky Group as User: Flaming and
Design of Social Software
Eric Sink Closing the Gap, Part 1
Eric Sink Closing the Gap, Part 2
Eric Sink Hazards of Hiring
Aaron Swartz PowerPoint Remix
why the lucky stiff A Quick (and Hopefully Painless) Ride
Through Ruby (with Cartoon Foxes)

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	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Apress
Auteur(s)	Joel Spolsky
Parution	08/07/2005
Nb. de pages	325
Format	15 x 22,5
Couverture	Broché
Poids	420g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9781590595008
ISBN13	978-1-59059-500-8