Software Craftmanship : The New Imperative, Paperback by McBreen, Pete, Like ...-image
Software Craftmanship : The New Imperative, Paperback by McBreen, Pete, Like ...-image
Software Craftmanship : The New Imperative, Paperback by McBreen, Pete, Like ...-image
Software Craftmanship : The New Imperative, Paperback by McBreen, Pete, Like ...-image
Software Craftmanship : The New Imperative, Paperback by McBreen, Pete, Like ...-image
Software Craftmanship : The New Imperative, Paperback by McBreen, Pete, Like ...-image

Software Craftmanship : The New Imperative, Paperback by McBreen, Pete, Like ...

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Item Weight: 14.4 Oz Item Length: 9.1 in ISBN: 9780201733860 Type: Textbook Author: Pete Mcbreen, Mike Hendrickson Language: English width: 7.3 in Publisher: Addison Wesley Professional height: 0.7 in Format: Trade Paperback Item Height: 0.7 in Subject Area: Computers Item Width: 7.3 in Subject: Software Development & Engineering / General Book Title: Software Craftmanship : The New Imperative Number of Pages: 208 Pages Publication Name: Software Craftsmanship : the New Imperative Publication Year: 2001

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Software Craftmanship : The New Imperative, Paperback by McBreen, Pete, Like .... Software Craftmanship : The New Imperative, Paperback by McBreen, Pete, ISBN 0201733862, ISBN-13 9780201733860, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US Presents an alternative approach to both programmer and software development that challenges the current dominant theories of software engineering. Rather than supporting large training and accreditation organizations, software craftsmanship suggests apprenticeship as a better way to help programmers master their craft. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR () Software Craftmanship : The New Imperative, Paperback by McBreen, Pete, ISBN 0201733862, ISBN-13 9780201733860, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US Presents an alternative approach to both programmer and software development that challenges the current dominant theories of software engineering. Rather than supporting large training and accreditation organizations, software craftsmanship suggests apprenticeship as a better way to help programmers master their craft. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR ()

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