Old New Thing, The: Practical Development Throughout the Evolution of Windows
- Old New Thing, The: Practical Development Throughout the Evolution of Windows: Practical Development Throughout the Evolution of Windows
- Product type: ABIS BOOK
- Brand: Addison-Wesley Professional
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Old New Thing, The: Practical Development Throughout the Evolution of Windows
Opiniones de clientes (10)
31 Mayo 2015One of my favourite books. Raymond Chen writes one of the most ...
One of my favourite books.
29 Septiembre 2013Instightful and anecdotal view into development of a large piece of software
I've been quite involved in development of open source software before I got hired by a company who does its development in a traditional way, behind closed door.
29 Junio 2013Windows history
The book is the history behind the design of Windows in various aspects, from user interface to API .
19 Julio 2011The Why of Windows
This book is a delight to read and it was my second time reading it .
21 Abril 2009A collection of fascinating insights
Raymond has as good an insight as anyone into the history of Windows and the reasoning behind why things are the way they are.
16 Octubre 2008Essential reading for the "why" of Windows
Ever wondered why something in Windows is as it is?
7 Junio 2008Something for everyone
Chen has been deeply involved in the development of Windows for a long time.
21 Agosto 2007"casual read"
Let me quote some the reviews: \"casual read\", definitely; \"interesting reading\", somewhat; \"essential reading\", not much for programmers until Chapter 7..
25 Julio 2007Perfect insight
I absolutely recommend this book to every geek interested in Windows history.
3 Abril 2007Definitely enjoyable
As an old C++ programmer, I can appreciate some of the pearls of wisdom in this book.