Archive for the 'Pragmatic Bookshelf' Category

March 23rd 2010

Book review: Debug It!: Find, Repair, and Prevent Bugs in Your Code

Debugging software is one of the complex actions in software development. It’s not just about using a debugger, it’s about how do you manage bugs. This book has a pragmatic (amazing, don’t you think?) approach on this matter.
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December 29th 2009

Book review: The Passionate Programmer

It’s all about passion. The second edition of the book saw its title changed (it was called My Job Went To India) to something less depressing and more adequate to what we all should do: be passionate about our work and be happy to do it (it also applies to other job than developers!).
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October 6th 2009

Book Review: Pragmatic Version Control Using Git

As I was looking for a book on Bazaar (a book I didn’t find yet), I ran accross this one on Git. I heard that to use correctly Git, one needed a tutorial, so I figured a pragmatic book would do the trick.

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