March 2015
Intermediate to advanced
218 pages
5h 3m
English
This book casts a surprising light on an unexpected place—my own code. I feel like I’ve found a secret treasure chest of completely unexpected methods. Useful for programmers, the book provides a powerful tool to smart testers, too.
| → | James Bach |
| Author, Lessons Learned in Software Testing |
You think you know your code. After all, you and your fellow programmers have been sweating over it for years now. Adam Tornhill uses thinking in psychology together with hands-on tools to show you the bad parts. This book is a red pill. Are you ready?
| → | Björn Granvik |
| Competence manager |
Adam Tornhill presents code as it exists in the real world—tightly coupled, unwieldy, and full of danger zones even when past ...
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