Implementation Patterns (Addison-Wesley Signature Series (Beck))
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Implementation Patterns (Addison-Wesley Signature Series (Beck))
Opiniones de clientes (10)
27 Julio 2015This book taught me how to write code so beautiful and clean that my mom will want to print ...
This book taught me how to write code so beautiful and clean that my mom will want to print it and put it on the fridge..
14 Febrero 2012Common sense in writing code
Implementation Patterns is basically a collection of coding-level patterns, whose purpose is to address values defined in the initial theory of programming: communication , simplicity, and flexibility.
16 Diciembre 2011A platform for thought.
I'm not surprised to read reviews of this book claiming it states the obvious.
30 Enero 2011Not for a professional... or a student
I've read a number of books by Mr.
15 Abril 2010Good Extra Credit
-Motivation- The author is Kent Beck.
15 Febrero 2010Much Fluff little Stuff
I agree with both the reviewer who said \"An experienced programmer has already figured out this general advice by himself, but the level of abstraction and detail is too terse to be useful to a beginner.
19 Enero 2009Good book on how to communicate effectively with the code
The book contains a number of low-level programming techniques for improving design of a program.
24 Octubre 2008Principles for Maintainable Code
The title is misleading, as the book really isn't \"Patterns.
14 Septiembre 2008A mandatory reading for all software developer
Most of the patterns are just common sense but in this case you will also get a practical explanation of its importance.
5 Agosto 2008Terse and lack clarity
This book is too terse and the flow of thought is disorganized and lack clarity; at time too vague to know what he is thinking.