Technical Book Club: Code Complete Book #1
The first book we’re reading for our Technical Book Club is Code Complete. Order it today if you want to read along. I’ll provide summaries and insights as we go along. Here are some other book recommendations and books I'm considering for this year for the Technical Book Club.
Read this post on How to Participate, the motivation, and the first chapter.
Code Complete: A Practical Handbook of Software Construction
Here are some goals I have in mind for the book club:
- Help students connect with great technical books that might not be covered in curriculum
- Provide an incentive to go through the books by making an online reading group
- Cover the main ideas of the book to motivate you to read the book on your own
- Going at a pace which is sustainable even if you’re working, schooling, interning, or just busy
Comments
Anonymous
April 15, 2009
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May 07, 2009
It is really amazing book. Each programmer must read it again and again.Anonymous
May 10, 2009
It's too expensive,I can't afford it.Anonymous
May 13, 2009
It is really a good book! I am reading it nowAnonymous
May 15, 2009
Expensive for a student without income.Anonymous
May 17, 2009
My copy has arrived this weekend, and I'm reading it now. Software metaphors are something I've never thought of before, but the topic is one I've found to be interesting. A very good read. I've made a note to myself to take the time to look up [Google] all the people mentioned in Section 2.3 to understand where they were coming from with their view points.Anonymous
May 19, 2009
@cwicker great idea! I'd be glad to post some summaries of what you find if you want to send them to me. My email form's in the top tabs.Anonymous
May 21, 2009
The next sections are fairly straight-forward.  Here’s a summary of some of the keypoints: Without