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just yesterday started reading "A Philosophy of Software Design" - enjoying it so far.
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John Ousterhout
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just yesterday started reading "A Philosophy of Software Design" - enjoying it so far.
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A philosophy of software design by John Ousterhout is the best software book I have read.
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A Philosophy of Software Design is very good. Not the whole of it but it’s short and to the point.
"A Philosophy of Software Design" by Stanford's John Ousterhout is excellent.
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A Philosophy of Software Design by John Ousterhout.
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A Philosophy of Software Design by John Ousterhout is good reading
I recommend reading A Philosophy of Software Design.
so maybe the book deserves some close look.
I still thought it was a worthwhile read and will probably include it in a list of books I'd recommend to a mentee in the future.
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I think that would be better off in a different book rather than as a part of this book. It is better to provide a clear and memorable picture that is only slightly wrong than a hedging and muddled picture that is still slightly wrong.
This book brilliantly illuminates the deepest issues at the core of software development. It is a well-written, gentle read. I have been programming for close to 50 years now, and this is probably the best and most insightful book I have ever read on software development.
I came here to recommend this one, very digestible and has had a significant impact on the quality of the software I write.
I came into this thread hoping to find the suggestion near the top.
An absolute must have I agree, amazing book.
This is a great book.
A Philosophy of Software Design.