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I was very disappointed with this book. To be fair, I haven't even finish it. I was expecting something philosophical, this is, something that actually connect

I was very disappointed with this book. To be fair, I haven't even finish it. I was expecting something philosophical, this is, something that actually connect the philosophy and software design disciplines. Outside of the title however, there is no philosophy in this book. Just general typical practical "good practice" tips of the kind you find in blog posts, without much empirical nor philosophical discussion for them.

masterphilo 5y ago
It seems strange to assume anything truly "philosophical" when the main topic of the book is something as practical as software engineering/design. Even if he did try to shoehorn a few bits of metaphysics in, most of the book would've had to lean more on the practical side of the domain.