Surviving Object-Oriented Projects

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March 14th, 2006 | In Books | Comments Off

Surviving Object-Oriented Projects
by Alistair Cockburn
ISBN 0201498340
Date Read 2/2006

My Rating

It is a decent book, and the author has a good writing style, but I think this book is more geared towards project managers than software developers. I enjoyed it, it was a quick read, but never really “got into it.”

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