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Bruce Coville's Book of Spine Tinglers: Tales to Make You Shiver

3 reviews

Scholastic, 1996

An amazing compilation
I recently dug this book out on a whim, after having not so much as looked at it for perhaps five years or more, and was genuinely surprised and delighted. The stories are a lot more mature than I would have expected for a book marketed to children. I say this not because they are in any way inappropriate, but because they deal with somewhat darker themes than most believe children can ...

Software Engineering Classics (Programming/General)

3 reviews
Jim McCarthy, Steve McConnell

Microsoft Pr, 1998

Excellent mental fodder for Project Managers/Leads
Anyone aspiring to be (or in the current position of) project lead or project manager should get this set. These help you understand, accept, and shape to your advantage many of the "soft", human, non-technical factors in software development. Also - be sure and get "Code Complete" - it is a comprehensive collection (and interpretation) of many of the great ideas from notable gurus such as ...

Professional Software Development: Shorter Schedules, Higher Quality Products, More Successful Projects, ...

22 reviews
Steve McConnell

Addison-Wesley Professional, 2003

Excelente reference book
This is an excellent book for people that want straight facts about the software engineering profession and industry. It is also an excellent source for a plan to understand how to acquire knowledge in search of a better career as a software engineer. For a long time I tried to find what was the real difference between computer scientists and software engineers because the general knowledge ...

After the Gold Rush: Creating a True Profession of Software Engineering (Best Practices)

41 reviews
Steve McConnell

Microsoft Pr, 1999

Software Engineering as a REAL Profession?
The Tar Pit. Software Dinosaurs. Fool's Gold. Orphans Preferred. Software Engineering is Not Computer Science. These are just a few of the chapter titles from Steve McConnell's latest book, After the Gold Rush. Perusing the table of contents gives one the impression that this read is going to be a hard-hitting call to action, and it doesn't disappoint. After writing some of the best coding, ...

Code Complete (Microsoft Programming)

149 reviews
Steve McConnell

Microsoft Press, 1993

The classic text for improving software construction
Most programmers cannot create reliable software. Most programmers do not construct computer programs correctly, regardless of methodology, language, platform, etc. For those who don't have a formal education in computer programming (e.g., Computer Science), or for those who don't want to forget the important concepts they did learn, Steve McConnell presents a classic text that drives all of ...

Software Project Survival Guide

63 reviews
Steve McConnell

Microsoft Press, 2003

well-researched
I'm a one-man database development shop at a nonprofit with a shoestring budget. Without the benefit of senior level programmers, I've had to learn most of my software engineering lessons the hard way- by experience. I picked up this book seven years into the job, which in retrospect was about seven years too late. In some respects, this book repeats lessons that that have already become ...

Software Estimation: Demystifying the Black Art (Best Practices (Microsoft))

33 reviews
Steve McConnell

Microsoft Press, 2006

A Must Have Resource
Basic premise: that "the goal is software estimation is not pinpoint accuracy but estimates that are accurate enough to support effective project control. To that end, a "good estimate" is one that "provides a clear enough view of the project reality to allow the project leadership to make good decisions about how to control the project to hit its targets." Software estimation is inherently ...

Desarrollo Y Gestion De Proyectos Informativos

3 reviews
Steve McConnell

McGraw-Hill Companies, 1997

Consejos para solucionar los errores clasicos del desarrollo
Nunca me sentí tan identificado con las expresiones de un autor como con este libro. El apartado de 'errores clásicos' creo, fue escrito específicamente para (mi y para) muchos de nosotros los desarrolladores de software a los que siempre nos falta tiempo. No es un libro con soluciones mágicas! Es realista, entretenido... muchas veces hasta gracioso. Si alguna vez se atrasó al entregar un ...

Rapid Development

113 reviews
Steve McConnell

Microsoft Press, 2003

A must read for Software development
This is one of the key books to read for software development. This book provides the needed background for becoming a team lead/architect. The book is well written. I have had mine for years and I use it as a constant reference.

Code Complete: A Practical Handbook of Software Construction

95 reviews
Steve McConnell

Microsoft Press, 2004

Every Programmer Should Own This Book
When I bought this book, I couldn't believe all the 5 star ratings in the reviews. But, now that I've finished it, I have to agree with them. Simply put, this is probably the best computer-related book I've read. In the book's 850 pages, I found a grand total of five minor problems: one was grammatical, two were typographical and two were minor disagreements with how some things were ...

Code Complete - Deutsche AusgabeDer Second Edition
Steve McConnell

Microsoft GmbH, 2005

Gobley for Mayor!
Judi Gamble, Robert McConnell, ...

Napoleon Publishing/Rendezvous Press, 2001

When Gobley the Snail, usually a calm and reasonable fellow, is elected mayor of Pond Village, the trappings of office go to his head and he begins to try to pass new laws in his community. The other animals must convince him that the changes he wants will upset the balance of nature. This gentle story supports an ecological viewpoint and will encourage sensitivity to nature and wildlife. It could be used as an adjunct to an elementary ...

Aufwandsch+â-ñtzung f+â-+r Softwareprojekte
Steve McConnell

Unknown., 2006

Code Complete
Steve McConnell

Microsoft Pr, 2004

Norbert Nipkin and the Magic Riddle Stone
Robert McConnell

Napoleon Pub, 1990

The adventure continues! Norbert Nipkin and Grog, scolded and scoffed at by their parents who refuse to believe that the pair have become friends, set off alone to find and solve the final mystery of the Magic Riddle Stone. On the way, they meet delightful characters such as Wag and the brothers Numb and Skull, but they also must deal with the Marsh Monster and the evil Grimald. Humour and suspense combine to hold the reader spellbound until the ...

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