
In the first part of this chapter we explored some principles concerning
the use of leverage, both from a general standpoint and specifically with
respect to how leverage applies to software. We have seen how it is important
to become a “software scavenger” with an eye toward leveraging the work of
others. After discussing the troublesome NIH syndrome, we stressed the value
of sharing your work. Finally, we touched upon the obvious but often over
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looked desirability of using the computer to leverage your time by automating
daily tasks as much as possible.
Now that we have laid a foundation, it’s time to build upon that founda
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tion with another element ...