Pragmatic Programmer, The
Your journey to mastery, 20th Anniversary Edition
Summary:
The book provides practical advice and techniques for software developers to improve their coding practices and manage projects more efficiently. It covers topics such as design patterns, refactoring, automation, and career development, aiming to enhance both the technical skills and professional mindset of programmers.
Key points:
1. DRY Principle: Stands for "Don't Repeat Yourself". It encourages avoiding code duplication to prevent inconsistencies and bugs, promoting abstraction, modularization, and code reuse instead.
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