Titlebook: Working with Coders; A Guide to Software Patrick Gleeson Book 2017 Patrick Gleeson 2017 software development.Agile.Scrum.project managemen

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Introductions,This chapter takes a look at the relationship between content related to search engine optimization, including tools you can use to do it yourself.

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Why Writing Software Is Nothing Like Building a House,You might think it would be a truth universally acknowledged that in order to get something done, first one should work out what to do, and then one should do it. In this chapter we will demonstrate that this maxim, self-evident though it may be, does not apply at all well to software development.

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So You Need to Hire a Coder,We’ve so far looked in plenty of detail at software development, both the technical process and the way in which it can be integrated into a business.

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Programmer Preoccupations,People who write software for a living spend their professional lives thinking about things that people with other jobs don’t think about, and thinking about them in a way that’s different to how people with other jobs think.

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Antecedent

When It All Goes Wrong,I don‘t know whether you‘ll have picked this up from the foregoing chapters, but I‘m a pessimist. A cynic. A glass-half-empty kind of a guy. I‘ve cultivated this outlook very deliberately over the last few years, because I find it to be extremely useful, professionally speaking.

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The Big Green Check Mark, the thumbs up, the seal of approval, the big green check mark. Software is no different. When software is produced, particularly when produced by a team as part of a business, there are lots of ways in which the production of the software could, in the final analysis, be considered unsatisfactory.