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Loading... Facts and Fallacies of Software Engineering (Agile Software Development)by Robert L. Glass
None. Important and useful, but with plodding, leaden prose that makes for a tedious read. An amazing book listing very insightful aspects of Software Engineering, both for managers and developers. The book is very dense in a good way and I had to read it slowly to give things time to soak in. I would recommend this book to anyone new to managing a team of software engineers or the technical lead on a project. Helpful read to motive myself at work; but I did not find anything really new or surprising. The book itself reads a little unpolished (I found quite a number of errors that could have been eliminated with better editing). Some opinions in here I disagree with... Specifically, "Fact: COBOL is the best business language" and "Fallacy: Enough Eyes make all bugs shallow". no reviews | add a review
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Still a good and quick read, even if it will all seem familiar. (