“People should see your name on a piece of code and expect it to be solid, well written, tested, and documented.” ~ David Thomas, Andrew Hunt Today I proudly finished “The Pragmatic Programmer” by David Thomas and Andrew Hunt 😊 I recommend it to anyone looking for solid tips for every aspect of developer’s work: from technical to project management. Also, it may just ensure you in the correctness of your workflow 😊 What I have learned from the book: - „Provide Options, Don’t Make Excuses” – take responsibility for your errors and provide solutions. - “Don’t Live with Broken Windows” – prevent damage to your projects by not ignoring anything potentially harmful and fixing it. - “Invest Regularly in Your Knowledge Portfolio” – embrace any opportunity to learn! - “Involve your users in the trade-off” – remember that you’re writing software for other people. - Users not only decide what they want but also when they want it and how good it should be...