I'm surprized how short the list contributed by previous posters is,
and agree with most of those listed that I've read. 'Code Complete' is
very, very good. His 'Rapid Development' is also good. (Since its been
listed several times and I keep hearing about it I suppose I'll have
to read 'Refactoring' now.)
I'll add 'Principles of Software Engineering Management' by Tom Gilb
and 'Notes On The Synthesis Of Form' by Christopher Alexander (who
wrote the Pattern book mentioned above)... and maybe Myers 'The Art of
Software Testing'... and 'The Capability Maturity Model' by the SEI
people.. and 'The Handbook of Walkthroughs, Inspections and Technical
Reviews' by Freedman and Weinberg...
Received on Mon Aug 02 2004 - 09:46:49 CDT
