The Art of ‘Ware - a great read, now in PDF at CompuWorld

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The Art of ‘Ware - a great read, now in PDF

This Article Is Sponored By You! | Saturday, June 2, 2007 by Salman Siddiqui | Comments
I am now blogging on my self hosted blog CompuWorld and started another blog of mine the Senorita

I came across the And Still I Persist blog some time ago and it’s become a welcome addition to my aggregator, providing some great insights and opinions about the art and science of software development and IT. Bruce Webster, one of the three authors contributing to the blog, has crafted a very enjoyable series of in-depth posts titled The Art of ‘Ware, a treatise on software development based on the principles laid out in Sun Tzu’s Art of War. He’s just made a PDF version available for offline reading and I highly recommend it.

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