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Publié par | iUniverse |
Date de parution | 12 janvier 2023 |
Nombre de lectures | 0 |
EAN13 | 9781663249302 |
Langue | English |
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THE TOLERANT PROGRAMMER
Twenty-Five Aphorisms
Bryan Prendergast
THE TOLERANT PROGRAMMER TWENTY-FIVE APHORISMS
Copyright © 2023 Bryan Prendergast.
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ISBN: 978-1-6632-4931-9 (sc)
ISBN: 978-1-6632-4930-2 (e)
Library of Congress Control Number: 2022923664
iUniverse rev. date: 01/11/2023
CONTENTS
Introduction
1. Team Harmony Is More Important than Code Syntax
2. Human Communication Is Imperfect
3. Humans Are Dumb, but God Is Wise
4. You May Be the Best Programmer and yet Harmful
5. Be Flexible Especially in Peer Code Reviews
6. Follow Established Patterns except When Innovation Is Required
7. Productivity May Not Get You Promoted but Caring about People Might
8. The Low-Ego Programmer Takes Time to Build Rapport and to Train Others
9. A Good Discussion Is Flexible on Both Sides
10. If There’s a War, I’m Not Carrying a Gun
11. There’s Nothing Happier than Happy
12. Strive to Be a B Student Rather than a Straight A Student
13. Be Thankful for the Basics
14. Act with Modesty and Moderation
15. Levity Is Important. Be Able to Laugh at Yourself
16. Refactor in the Small Then Follow through Like Erosion
17. Office Politics Are Best Confronted with Levity and Humility
18. When Faced with Stress, Moderate!
19. Save Your Karma for Other Things
20. If You Fail to Follow These Guidelines, Forgive Yourself
21. Neither Oppose Others nor Allow Yourself to Be Converted by Others