Very solid introduction to OO topics, code design and testing. The language was a little bit too poetic for me, as not native speaker it makes me hardVery solid introduction to OO topics, code design and testing. The language was a little bit too poetic for me, as not native speaker it makes me harder to grasp the content, but the content itself is worth recommendation. ...more
Nicely presented. The only thing I missed was that the patterns from the last part should have more comprehensive descriptions with examples how you cNicely presented. The only thing I missed was that the patterns from the last part should have more comprehensive descriptions with examples how you can implement joining. And comparing to previous parts, this one contains only high level summary....more
I had very low expectations before reading this book, so it was a revelation for me. Shape up method is definitely much more agile than the so popularI had very low expectations before reading this book, so it was a revelation for me. Shape up method is definitely much more agile than the so popular Scrum. Actually, most of the chapters sounds like an explanation of the Agile Manifesto. The book is written in a very accessibly way, and well organized. There is not much revolution inside, but still it was really refreshing on the topic and I can recommend it from the heart to production teams. The method itself could be harder to apply in software house reality, but still should be worth reading – some ideas still should fit there....more
It should contain only obvious arguments for any senior, but it's a great material for introducing juniors to the philosophy of agile work and how IT It should contain only obvious arguments for any senior, but it's a great material for introducing juniors to the philosophy of agile work and how IT teams should operate.
Great to see that all arguments are back by numbers and scientific research....more
Not as good as Project Phoenix but still really worth reading by anyone in the industry. The Unicorn Project focuses more on development practices thaNot as good as Project Phoenix but still really worth reading by anyone in the industry. The Unicorn Project focuses more on development practices than management. What I really dislike - the book shows working during weekends and over hours as something normal and well-desired behaviour while it should be shown as one of the industry diseases....more
Collection of essays. Some helped me to clarify ideas or gave "aha moments", some were overly abstract but in general it's worth reading.Collection of essays. Some helped me to clarify ideas or gave "aha moments", some were overly abstract but in general it's worth reading....more
A very straightforward and gentle introduction to relatively complex ideas like OTP and distributed systems in Elixir. Highly recommended to anyone neA very straightforward and gentle introduction to relatively complex ideas like OTP and distributed systems in Elixir. Highly recommended to anyone new to this topic....more
This is pure gold. I cannot find words to say how much I love this book. It will change how you think about IT, work and definitely help you understanThis is pure gold. I cannot find words to say how much I love this book. It will change how you think about IT, work and definitely help you understand what DevOps is and what it is not. And it's real fun too! This great novel starts in Hitchcock style - with an earthquake followed by rising tension.
I will definitely read it again at least once....more
Free paper with dozens of links and brief explanation of ideas which you have to implement to properly manage microservices. Good starting point for sFree paper with dozens of links and brief explanation of ideas which you have to implement to properly manage microservices. Good starting point for such journey....more
Too much Java. Too much noise. The best chapter was appendix by Abdullin Rinat. But still, I will probably re-read this book since there is a lot of kToo much Java. Too much noise. The best chapter was appendix by Abdullin Rinat. But still, I will probably re-read this book since there is a lot of knowledge inside.
But definitely not in polish - translation is... just too far....more
Bardzo ważna, ale niestety równie fatalnie (a przynajmniej nieprzystępnie) napisana książka - językowo blisko jej do pracy naukowej. Na pewno nie na pBardzo ważna, ale niestety równie fatalnie (a przynajmniej nieprzystępnie) napisana książka - językowo blisko jej do pracy naukowej. Na pewno nie na początek z DDD....more
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