A Guide to Software Development for the Perplexed Non-Techie
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Köp båda 2 för 759 krThe book is written in a manner that will assist those who need to collaborate with software developers and want to have ideas about various expectations. The work is written in a non-threatening fashion and illustrates the benefits of approaching software development as a cooperative venture between those who need and those who build the software. Summing Up: Recommended. Professionals and practitioners; general readers. (J. Beidler, Choice, Vol. 55 (7), March, 2018)
Patrick Gleeson has been a coder and a manager of coders for the past 10 years. He has worked in a variety of organizations, from bespoke software consultancies to multinational corporations to tiny start-ups, and is currently CTO of Think Smart, a company that provides tools to help young people make better career choices. He holds a degree from the University of Cambridge in Philosophy and Classics, and another one from the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art in Technical Theatre. He also sidelines as a composer for film and theater, and once spent a year building animatronic puppets as part of a robot circus, including a mechanical octopus that played the xylophone.
Chapter 1: Introductions.- Chapter 2: Why Writing Software Is Nothing Like Building A House.- Chapter 3: (Fr)Agile.- Chapter 4: What Do They Do All Day?.- Chapter 5: The Big Green Check Mark.- Chapter 6: Taking the "Arg!" out of Jargon.- Chapter 7: So You Need to Hire an Engineer.- Chapter 8: Programmer Preoccupations.- Chapter 9: Keeping Coders Happy.- Chapter 10: When It All Goes Wrong.