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I have not read this book but the list of tips seemed to be bit too much. I am really a fan of all simplicity and tips from getting real book. But someone who
by ledger123 16y ago
I have not read this book but the list of tips seemed to be bit too much. I am really a fan of all simplicity and tips from getting real book.
But someone who has read both books can explain it better.
- Sukotto 16y agoWell, for what it's worth, I really liked it and consider it a keeper. It's on my bookshelf between "Programming Pearls" and "Mythical Man month". It's less about programming per se and more about how to think about programming.
- silentbicycle 16y agoI found the book underwhelming, but then I realized that programming blogs have probably ripped off every single paragraph. I preferred Kernighan and Pike's _The Practice of Programming_ to both TPP and Code Complete, though. _Programming Pearls_ (and its sequel) have also held up well to repeated reading.