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New Programmer's Survival Manual
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New Programmer's Survival Manual

by Joshua D. Carter
November 2011
Beginner
258 pages
5h 1m
English
Pragmatic Bookshelf
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Tip 28Appreciate the Circle of (a Product’s) Life
Brown Belt[​​Brown Belt] While you’ll bury yourself in small-picture tasks at first, understanding the place of your project in the big-picture timeline will become important to your daily decision making.

Every product and service begins as a spark of inspiration in somebody’s head. It’s a long road between there and version 1.0, and longer still to version 10.0. This tip will take you on a tour of the life cycle for a product from a programmer’s perspective.

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The big-picture of a successful product is circular. ...

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