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The Pragmatic Programmer, From Journeyman to Master
I've been reading some really great books on startups and programming over on hn-books.com. Putting together a resource where I can answer questions folks have about programming and startups in one spot by using books? Then reviewing each book to give the reader an idea of what they're getting into? I think it was one of the more fun ideas I've ever had.
I just completed reading "The Pragmatic Programmer, From Journeyman to Master", and it was just another in a long series of cool titles. Probably ranks in the top 3-5 learning-to-be-a-master-programmer list, which means it's a shame I haven't gotten around to reading it until just now. I learned a lot of these lessons the hard way: by trial and error.
If you're interested in hearing more about my thoughts, check out the review!
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