The Career Programmer. Guerilla Tactics For An Imperfect World
The Career Programmer. Guerilla Tactics For An Imperfect World
Duncan
Conquer the problems that all professional programmers routinely face, regardless of language, operating system, or platform Improve your ability to deliver solid code, on time and under budget, in even the most uncooperative environments Master the selfdefense techniques that you need to shield yourself, your project, and your code from corporate politics, arbitrary manageme...
Sinopsis
Conquer the problems that all professional programmers routinely face, regardless of language, operating system, or platform Improve your ability to deliver solid code, on time and under budget, in even the most uncooperative environments Master the selfdefense techniques that you need to shield yourself, your project, and your code from corporate politics, arbitrary management decisions, and marketingdriven deadlines Unrealistic schedules, unstable releases, continual overtime, and skyrocketing stress levels are legendary in the software development industry. Unlike traditional occupations such as accounting or administration, the software business is populated by programmers who are as creative and passionate about their work as musicians or artists. For most, it is a complete surprise when they enter the business world and find that internal politics, inept management, and unrealistic marketing drive the process rather than a structured and orderly approach based on technical issues and quality. The Career Programmer explains how the individual programmer or project manager can work within the existing system to solve deadline problems and regain control of the development process. Care is taken to offer proven, practical, and handson solutions that are designed to work when confronted with the political and chaotic realities of the business environment. Issues are addressed from the points of view of both the programmer and project manager, and steps are shown in all perspectives, from largescale teams down to projects with a single developer. For the individual programmer or project manager, the end results are less overtime, less stress, higherquality software, and a more satisfying career.
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