I. M. Wright's Hard Code (Best Practices)

by Eric Brechner

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Info:	Microsoft Press (2007), Paperback, 240 pages
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One of the best books I've read on software development. Practical advice on all manner of things from career development. code reviews, feedback skills. Leaves me hungry for in-depth case studies of Microsoft projects and processes.

Even though it is targeted at software managers, many of the chapters should be read by all managers regardless of domain. (

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From the popular I. M. Wrights Hard Code column at Microsoft, this book presents a series of thematically-arranged essays. It features provocative insights about development processes that can spark the imaginationand help simulate productivity.

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