Hacknot: Essays on Software Development

Hacknot: Essays on Software Development

This book contains 46 essays originally published on the Hacknot web site between 2003 and 2006. They take a stab at some sacred cow of the software development field, such as Extreme Programming, Open Source and Function Point Analysis.

Publication date: 01 Oct 2011

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Paperback: 163 pages

Views: 8,228

Type: Book

Publisher: Lulu.com

License: Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 Generic

Post time: 28 Oct 2016 05:00:00

Hacknot: Essays on Software Development

Hacknot: Essays on Software Development This book contains 46 essays originally published on the Hacknot web site between 2003 and 2006. They take a stab at some sacred cow of the software development field, such as Extreme Programming, Open Source and Function Point Analysis.
Tag(s): Agile Software Development Software Engineering
Publication date: 01 Oct 2011
ISBN-10: n/a
ISBN-13: n/a
Paperback: 163 pages
Views: 8,228
Document Type: Book
Publisher: Lulu.com
License: Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 Generic
Post time: 28 Oct 2016 05:00:00
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From the Preface:
Many of the essays on Hacknot take a stab at some sacred cow of the software development field, such as Extreme Programming, Open Source and Function Point Analysis. These subjects tend to attract fanatical adherents who don’t take kindly to someone criticizing what for them has become an object of veneration. The vitriol of some of the e-mail I receive is testament to the fact that some people need to get out more and get a sense of perspective. It is partially because of the controversial nature of these topics that I have always written behind a pseudonym; either "Ed" or "Mr. Ed". I also favor anonymity because it makes a nice change from the relentless self-promotion engaged in by so many members of the IT community.

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Ed Johnson

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