THE PRAGMATIC PROGRAMMER - DAVID THOMAS, ANDREW HUNT

Step into the world of pragmatic programming with the anniversary edition of the iconic guide! This book is not just a collection of techniques, but above all a change in mindset, habits, and behaviors. Learn how to strive for excellence in coding, monitor the quality of your work, and continuously develop your skills. Discover how to become a master in your field!

• Practical tips for the daily work of a programmer
• Current architectural and programming techniques
• Ways to avoid knowledge duplication traps
• Methods to protect software from security vulnerabilities
• Building teams of pragmatic programmers
• Effective code testing
• Responsibility for your work and career

The Pragmatic Programmer is a book that combines technical aspects with the philosophy of pragmatic programming. The authors, David Thomas and Andrew Hunt, participated in the creation of the original Agile Manifesto and the founding of the Agile Alliance. Their experience and knowledge guarantee high-quality content that will help you become a better programmer.

In the second edition of this iconic guide, you will find updated and thoroughly reviewed information that will help you understand what it means to be a modern, pragmatic programmer. It covers topics such as personal responsibility and professional development, communication and understanding real requirements, modern architectural techniques, and the increasingly important issues of maintaining security and privacy.

The book consists of short chapters that create a broad context, so you will gain knowledge about the best approaches, avoid the main pitfalls, and most importantly, develop habits and attitudes that will become the foundation of your professional success. Learn how to write dynamic, flexible, and easy-to-customize code.

Helion Publishing presents this item in paperback, with 344 pages. The 236x166 mm format makes the book comfortable to read and easy to carry. The year of publication, 2025, guarantees that you receive the latest information and trends in the world of programming. Take care of your craft and think about what you are doing!