I picked up this book recently after listening to an interview on the Tech Won't Save Us podcast (kudos to John Medland for putting me onto that). It's a really great read and very eye-opening. After reading the book, a lot of business decisions that I
You just have to love the title of this book: It is short and to the point, which is exactly on-brand for this book. It's all about cutting through the noise. In that spirit, I'll try to keep this review short and I'm finding
We've all heard the terms "agile" and "waterfall", but what is the real history behind each? and how did we migrate from one to the other? Here is a firsthand account.
I recently read the PyTest book. It is quite good. If you are looking to learn Python, I recommend checking out PyTest. Unit Tests are a great tool to help learning a new language.
If you want to take a deep dive into Python and skip all the beginner tutorials that assume you don't know anything about programming, then this is the book for you!
I stumbled upon this book recently. It was quite good. I highly recommend everyone (yes even LabVIEW Developers) read it. It is very insightful. It's also free and very short at 76 pages and it reads fast. There really is no excuse.
I very much like the title.
Coding is much more about humans than technology. Understanding the human condition better makes you a better coder. This book is all about the human condition.
