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The Psychology of Computer Programming by Weinberg

August 20th, 2004 | In Books | Comments Off


The Psychology of Computer Programming
by Gerald M. Weinberg
ISBN 0932633420
Date Read 8/2004

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A classic book. I’m going to have to re-read it, and maybe provide a more thorough review then. :-(

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