If you've been programming for 6 years and have liked using Matt's
book, I think you could handle either of them. Start with the re-
factoring book, which uses, as a rule of thumb, the "smell" of code
to detect what needs re-factoring, all you need to start with that
book is your intuition and a desire to make your code better.
John
On Aug 23, 2006, at 4:17 PM, Juan Pablo Garcia wrote:
Thanks!
I quote one of the reviews I see there, perhaps I need something
more basic.
while this book is an extremely important contribution to software
developers, it is structured in a way that makes the material
difficult to absorb if you aren't approaching it with substantial
previous knowledge about developing software
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