Review: The Psychology of Computer Programming by Gerald M. Weinberg
This isn’t a book about “computer programming”, but about computer programmers. It holds up remarkably well more than 40 years after its publication date because ...
This isn’t a book about “computer programming”, but about computer programmers. It holds up remarkably well more than 40 years after its publication date because ...
Around 2007, I created my home page on a free PHP host and a blog on Blogger. The two websites have served me well for nearly 8 years, but they were long past du...
In literature, The Competent (Wo)man is a character who exhibits a very wide range of abilities and knowledge. The idea is similar to a Polymath or a Renaissanc...
My answer on Quora to What does it mean for a software company/startup to be able to iterate quickly?:
An important read for everyone in software development. Although the book is not executed perfectly, it raises the level of debate in the software industry from a...
A mixed bag. The first part of this book focuses on coding advice, but it’s not particularly concrete or actionable. The examples that are present are very C spe...
My answer on Quora to How can you validate an idea before jumping in and actually implementing it?:
My answer on Quora to What do you give a child as good reasons for why he/she should read?:
A quick, practical, actionable read on building MVP’s. Borrows heavily from lots of existing sources, so the book feels like an MVP itself, but it works very wel...