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The Pragmatic Programmer

Andrew Hunt & David Thomas · 352 pages · 1999

rated 5 out of 5read august 2020

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I just finished the 20th anniversary edition of this book. And now, I believe I know more about best software development processes and practices than 2 month ago when I started reading this book.

This is a great book on how to become the best software developer that you can be. You will learn some of the main fundamentals of software development practices from mindsets all the way to the end code.

It was a very pleasant and enriching read. I learned more about everything that I thought I knew about my career as a full stack developer.

There are 3-5 software development books like this one that I believe worth more than a bachelor and a master degree in CS for those who strive to become a software developer at the end.

Now I will go through the book again and write down all the important tips that I have underlined during my read. To have a summary of this software development masterpiece.

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