Actually i've read a lot of books published by M$ Press, "Debugging the
development process" and "Writing Solid Code" by Steve Maguire. Also the
'Microsoft Secrets" book which describes a little of what's going on
inside Redmond.
The policies and development methodologies inside M$ are pretty mature,
which is most probably the result of years and years in the software
development business.
So there's really a lot to learn from the way MS does its business inside
its walls... and a lot not to learn from the way MS does its business
OUTSIDE its walls...
On Sat, 21 Oct 2000, vince cagud wrote:
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> note that code complete, is a book about the microsoft programming methodology. =)
> hehehe.
>
> vince.
>
> Sacha Chua wrote:
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> > >Yes, Sedgewick is another of my favorites. I also read an interview with
> > >William Kahan in Dr Dobbs.. but I haven't gotten the nerve to read any of
> > >the books that he recommended.. :) but then I'm no CS person..
> >
> > "Code Complete", by Steve MacDonnell (sp?), is also a pretty good book -
> > it's about software development and coding. "Rapid Development" by the same
> > author is about, well, scheduling. =) "The Mythical Man Month" is
> > informative. Any other books you would have us undergrads read, too? <g>
> >
> > Sacha 8)
> > 2 BS CS Ateneo geek
> >
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